Cheap flights from Budapest available again – here’s the trick

Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has unintentionally reintroduced an old, largely forgotten ticket price category. In addition, the Hungarian forint is enhanced, so you will have to pay for multiple tickets.

Hungary’s leading low-cost carrier, Wizz Air, charges in euros, but previously had an unfavorable exchange rate. We almost reached 450 HUF/EUR, although the official threshold never crossed 430. Today I exchanged the forint from euros to his HUF 400 so the ticket is cheaper in the forint.

Moreover, previously the lowest ticket price category was €14.99. But now, if Budapest pays in Forint at the point of departure, these flights are calculated at his price of 9.99. Destinations include Brussels, Milan, Thessaloniki (Greece), Rome, Gothenburg (Sweden) and Malmö (Sweden). A round-trip ticket costs 14.99 euros, but you only have to pay 4,040 forints (9.99 euros) if you take off in Budapest. However, if you’re abroad and your destination is Budapest, the price is still €14.99, even if you pay in forints (HUF 6,090). Found okosutas.hu. That is

Good news for customers traveling from Hungary.

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The government has also decided to abolish restrictions within the Széchenyi card scheme in the future so that employees can use the card in restaurants and hotels and pay for recreational activities freely, Gulyás said. . According to Gulyás, tourism data reporting requirements will be relaxed for six months, and hotel evaluation deadlines will also be extended for him by a year.

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sauce: okosutas.hu, MTI