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Guest Nights Rise 79% in October in Hungary

• 9 Dec 2021 6:22 AM
• Hungary Matters

Guest nights at commercial accommodations in Hungary rose from a low base by an annual 79% to 1,733,000 in October, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) on Wednesday said on Wednesday.

The number of guest nights spent by foreign visitors jumped by 565.1% to 694,000, while those spent by domestic travellers climbed by 20.3% to 1,039,000.

 

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