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Wizz Air, the largest low-cost, low-fare airline in Central and Eastern Europe, announced this week (13/02/12) that it will begin services from Debrecen Airport (DEB) in Hungary as of 18 June 2012. The airline will initially offer three weekly flights, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from Debrecen to London Luton Airport (LTN), offering convenient access to London city centre and other regions in Central England.

Despite Malév Hungarian Airlines, the national flag carrier of Hungary, ceasing operations on 03 February 2012, Hungary remains a very accessible tourism destination for UK travellers due to new airlines entering the market and the increased capacities of the existing airlines and other travel trade partners (coach and rail.)

The Hungarian Orchid Society (H.O.S) on behalf of Eurpean Orchid Council (E.O.C.) is happy to invite you to attend

The 15^th Eurpoean Orchid Congress and Show 2012

“ Enjoy and catch the fever “

at SYMA Event Centre, Budapest, 12-15 April, 2012

Visitors who find themselves in Hungary on Thursday 23 February 2012 may be able to take advantage of a local promotion that promises a 50% discount off food and drink at over 1,000 restaurants nationwide.

Hungary is known as an equestrian nation famous for its horsemanship and now for the first time the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture in Budapest is presenting the world of horses in an unparalleled way.

Jet2.com has launched its third direct route to Budapest with the announcement that it will start twice weekly flights on Thursdays and Sundays for the Hungarian capital from Leeds Bradford Airport, starting on 29 March 2012.

What secrets does a mummy’s coffin hold? What did ancient Egyptians actually look like over 2,000 ago? How were they mummified? What kind of scientific methods do experts employ in their examinations of mummies that are thousands of years old? The answers to these questions and others are provided by the iPad application “Mummy”, recently launched by the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest and Appsters. More than several hundred special, high-resolution photographs documenting Hortesnaht’s mummy and the modern scientific examinations carried out during the research, as well as extensive text information and a 3D film provide an insight into what is perhaps one of the most fascinating and mysterious periods of ancient history.

lbert von Szent-Györgyi de Nagyrápolt, the Hungarian physicist who is credited with discovering vitamin C, has had his work celebrated with a Google doodle.

Kiscsillag will team up with Mindpilot, a recently formed British alternative rock trio featuring Tom Clarkson, András Simonits and Marty McCloskey (Sweet Savage).