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No Decision on Centralisation of Outpatient Clinics in Hungary

No Decision on Centralisation of Outpatient Clinics in Hungary

The government has not made a decision yet whether to take outpatient clinics over from municipalities, László Felkai, state secretary at the interior ministry, told parliament’s legislative committee.
Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest spa company BGYH plans no closures in spite of high energy prices, tourism portal Turizmus.com said.
Unique Miskolctapolca Cave Bath to Close Soon & Spas in Miskolc Dismiss 110 Staff

Unique Miskolctapolca Cave Bath to Close Soon & Spas in Miskolc Dismiss 110 Staff

Miskolc Spas is dismissing 110 employees due to the high energy prices and inflation, RTL news reports.
Budapest Spas Won’t Close After Summer, Will Raise Fees Instead

Budapest Spas Won’t Close After Summer, Will Raise Fees Instead

Budapest’s thermal baths are not closing, despite the huge increase in energy prices, although several cities have closed swimming pools, Népszava reports.
Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Due to the increase in energy prices and the decline in the number of guests, as many as half of Hungary’s spas may close from autumn until spring, president Zoltán Kántás of the Hungarian Bath Association told Infostart.
Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

People who refused to be vaccinated put the health and lives of others at risk, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said, adding that the government had been forced to make mask-wearing compulsory for this reason.
Introducing Lukács Bath In Budapest

Introducing Lukács Bath In Budapest

  • 22 Aug 2013 9:00 AM
  • health & wellness
In the 12th century, knights of the order of Saint John engaging in curing the sick settled in the area of today's Lukács Bath, followed by the orders of Rhodos and Malta, who built their monasteries baths as well. The bath operated through the time of the Turks but the energy of the springs were used primarily to produce gunpowder and for grinding wheat. After the reoccupation of Buda, the bath ...
No Decision on Centralisation of Outpatient Clinics in Hungary

No Decision on Centralisation of Outpatient Clinics in Hungary

The government has not made a decision yet whether to take outpatient clinics over from municipalities, László Felkai, state secretary at the interior ministry, told parliament’s legislative committee.
Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest spa company BGYH plans no closures in spite of high energy prices, tourism portal Turizmus.com said.
Unique Miskolctapolca Cave Bath to Close Soon & Spas in Miskolc Dismiss 110 Staff

Unique Miskolctapolca Cave Bath to Close Soon & Spas in Miskolc Dismiss 110 Staff

Miskolc Spas is dismissing 110 employees due to the high energy prices and inflation, RTL news reports.
Budapest Spas Won’t Close After Summer, Will Raise Fees Instead

Budapest Spas Won’t Close After Summer, Will Raise Fees Instead

Budapest’s thermal baths are not closing, despite the huge increase in energy prices, although several cities have closed swimming pools, Népszava reports.
Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Due to the increase in energy prices and the decline in the number of guests, as many as half of Hungary’s spas may close from autumn until spring, president Zoltán Kántás of the Hungarian Bath Association told Infostart.
Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

People who refused to be vaccinated put the health and lives of others at risk, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said, adding that the government had been forced to make mask-wearing compulsory for this reason.
Introducing Lukács Bath In Budapest

Introducing Lukács Bath In Budapest

  • 22 Aug 2013 9:00 AM
  • health & wellness
In the 12th century, knights of the order of Saint John engaging in curing the sick settled in the area of today's Lukács Bath, followed by the orders of Rhodos and Malta, who built their monasteries baths as well. The bath operated through the time of the Turks but the energy of the springs were used primarily to produce gunpowder and for grinding wheat. After the reoccupation of Buda, the bath ...