Guest Stays in Budapest Jump Up in September

  • 5 Oct 2021 5:51 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Guest Stays in Budapest Jump Up in September
The number of guest nights in the capital came close to 600,000 in September, quadruple the number in the same month a year earlier, business daily Világgazdaság said on Monday, citing the Hungarian Tourism Agency.

Around 75% of those guest nights were spent by foreign visitors, up from 45% in September 2020, the agency told the paper.

The number of guest nights during the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress, which the capital hosted on September 5-12, averaged over 20,000 a day.

That number reached almost 25,000 on Sept. 11, the day before the arrival of Pope Francis in the city.

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