Hungarian Bronze Medalist at Culinary Olympics
Balint Farkas, chef of the Spirit Hotel Thermal Spa***** won bronze medal in Erfurt.
From October 17 – 20, Erfurt was the
host to the greatest occasion that the cooking fraternity has to
offer. The trade fair INOGA forms a backdrop to the world's most
important cooking competition, the International Exhibition of
Culinary Art, IKA HOGA – the Culinary Olympics. Held every four
years, this competition attracts thousands of leading chefs from
every continent who gather to compete in a huge variety of culinary
competitions. The Culinary Olympics began in 1896 in Germany. The
competition takes place every four years in Germany. This year almost
1400 chefs and 62 competing teams arrived from around the world.
Norway took first place; Germany came second; and Switzerland came
third.
The Hungarian bronze medallist started
his carrer at a 4stars hotel in Budapest, than he worked abroad in
Europe and also in Asia.
Related news
Related news
There are protests against mass tourism in Spain
In several major cities in Spain, including Barcelona and Malaga,…
Read more >Hungarians are spending less money on travel this year
Pénzcentrum conducted its annual Great Travel Survey again this year,…
Read more >Support for restaurants in the countryside
Restaurants can apply for non-refundable funding from a budget of…
Read more >