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Watch: Hungary's Travel Industry Hopes For A Recovery From Covid-19 In 2021

• 15 Jan 2021 11:13 AM

The whole travel industry in Hungary was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, and with the closure of the country's borders many related business find it difficult to stay open without the revenue from tourists.

Still hope is at hand for travel with the vaccine roll-out - see the video below for more.

Source: 
African News Network


MTI Photo of Gerbeaud Café and Confectionery by Csilla Cseke

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