Hungarian event industry urges for a new conference center and more direct flights
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Representatives of the Hungarian event industry believe that serious developments are needed for Hungary to become an even more attractive destination for international business tourism. Industry experts believe that due to the limitations of the current infrastructure, the country is missing out on many large-scale conferences.
The most important requirement is the creation of a modern conference center capable of accommodating between 5,000 and 10,000 people. Currently, there are few venues in Hungary that could serve such large crowds at the highest technical standard simultaneously.
In addition, the industry also considers the development of air transport to be essential. Event organizers would like to see more direct, long-haul flights connecting Budapest with more distant global business hubs. Better accessibility is key to attracting foreign guests and international business delegations.
The plans also include the development of a more targeted international marketing strategy. According to experts, a stronger presence in the global market is needed to promote conference venues in Hungary, so that organizers from all over the world can become familiar with the country's opportunities.
Overall, the goal of the event industry is for Hungary to reach the forefront of international business tourism. Building the right infrastructure and better transport connections could bring significant long-term economic benefits to the country.
Sources: Trade magazin
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