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Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

The majority of Hungarians expect a vaccination against the novel coronavirus to be ready in a year’s time and 55% said they would want to get inoculated, a survey commissioned by the Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (AIPM) showed.
Hungarian Film 'Pilate' Competing For Golden Globe

Hungarian Film 'Pilate' Competing For Golden Globe

“Pilate”, a Hungarian film directed by Linda Dombrovszky and based on a novel by Magda Szabó, is competing for the Golden Globe Awards after being selected into the Foreign Language Film Series 2021 programme, the Hungarian Film Institute said.
More Hungarians Vacation Locally, Guest Nights By Foreign Visitors Way Down

More Hungarians Vacation Locally, Guest Nights By Foreign Visitors Way Down

Domestic travellers spent 672,000 guest nights at commercial accommodations in Hungary in June, rising closer to levels a year earlier, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
Budapest Airport Passenger Numbers Down Over 80% In July

Budapest Airport Passenger Numbers Down Over 80% In July

The number of passengers at Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport was over 80% down in July compared to the same month last year but there was a three-fold increase compared to the previous month, the airport operator said.
PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview urged those displaying symptoms of Covid-19 to self-isolate, adding that no form of defence against the virus can succeed without voluntary participation from the public.
Hungary's Decline In Industrial Output Slows Further In June

Hungary's Decline In Industrial Output Slows Further In June

Output of Hungary’s industrial sector fell by an annual 7.8% in June, continuing to show signs of recovery after falling by 30.9% in May and by 36.9% in April, when the country was under lockdown to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
Hungary’s Retail Sales Recover In June

Hungary’s Retail Sales Recover In June

Retail sales in Hungary edged up by an annual 0.8% in June, recovering after declines in April and May, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
'Very British Satires & Grotesques' @ Palace Of Arts This Autumn

'Very British Satires & Grotesques' @ Palace Of Arts This Autumn

  • 29 Jul 2020 9:30 AM
  • entertainment
This autumn, Müpacinema offers a selection of satires and grotesques depicting the famous British world view through captivating storylines and unforgettable acting.
Jewish Community Closes Down Budapest Synagogues Over Coronavirus Fears

Jewish Community Closes Down Budapest Synagogues Over Coronavirus Fears

The federation of Hungarian Jewish communities (Mazsihisz) and Budapest’s Jewish community BZSH have decided to close down synagogues in the capital for two weeks, after a participant in a children’s camp in the city may have come in contact with the novel coronavirus, mazsihisz.hu reported.
Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

The majority of Hungarians expect a vaccination against the novel coronavirus to be ready in a year’s time and 55% said they would want to get inoculated, a survey commissioned by the Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (AIPM) showed.
Hungarian Film 'Pilate' Competing For Golden Globe

Hungarian Film 'Pilate' Competing For Golden Globe

“Pilate”, a Hungarian film directed by Linda Dombrovszky and based on a novel by Magda Szabó, is competing for the Golden Globe Awards after being selected into the Foreign Language Film Series 2021 programme, the Hungarian Film Institute said.
More Hungarians Vacation Locally, Guest Nights By Foreign Visitors Way Down

More Hungarians Vacation Locally, Guest Nights By Foreign Visitors Way Down

Domestic travellers spent 672,000 guest nights at commercial accommodations in Hungary in June, rising closer to levels a year earlier, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
Budapest Airport Passenger Numbers Down Over 80% In July

Budapest Airport Passenger Numbers Down Over 80% In July

The number of passengers at Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport was over 80% down in July compared to the same month last year but there was a three-fold increase compared to the previous month, the airport operator said.
PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview urged those displaying symptoms of Covid-19 to self-isolate, adding that no form of defence against the virus can succeed without voluntary participation from the public.
Hungary's Decline In Industrial Output Slows Further In June

Hungary's Decline In Industrial Output Slows Further In June

Output of Hungary’s industrial sector fell by an annual 7.8% in June, continuing to show signs of recovery after falling by 30.9% in May and by 36.9% in April, when the country was under lockdown to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
Hungary’s Retail Sales Recover In June

Hungary’s Retail Sales Recover In June

Retail sales in Hungary edged up by an annual 0.8% in June, recovering after declines in April and May, data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
'Very British Satires & Grotesques' @ Palace Of Arts This Autumn

'Very British Satires & Grotesques' @ Palace Of Arts This Autumn

  • 29 Jul 2020 9:30 AM
  • entertainment
This autumn, Müpacinema offers a selection of satires and grotesques depicting the famous British world view through captivating storylines and unforgettable acting.
Jewish Community Closes Down Budapest Synagogues Over Coronavirus Fears

Jewish Community Closes Down Budapest Synagogues Over Coronavirus Fears

The federation of Hungarian Jewish communities (Mazsihisz) and Budapest’s Jewish community BZSH have decided to close down synagogues in the capital for two weeks, after a participant in a children’s camp in the city may have come in contact with the novel coronavirus, mazsihisz.hu reported.