It is mandatory to indicate the prices in forint, even if the guest can also pay in euros
There are more and more service providers and restaurants where prices are listed in euros. However, according to the National Trade Association, in Hungary, a service provider registered in Hungary must also display the prices in forints.
The Consumer Protection Act states that the price of the products purchased there must be indicated in HUF, be it a hairdresser, grocery store, department store, or restaurant. This does not rule out the possibility that it will also be listed in euros
György Vámos, secretary general of the organization, told Blikk.
Related news
The gap is getting wider: the purchasing value of pensions is deteriorating dramatically
The purchasing power of pensions compared to salaries will suffer…
Read more >The forint strengthened to a winter record high last Wednesday
The forint strengthened to a winter record high last Wednesday…
Read more >German shoppers open to biometric payments
According to a recent Mastercard survey 43% of German consumers…
Read more >Related news
The European Commission demands the abolition of margin squeeze
The European Commission has launched infringement proceedings against Hungary over…
Read more >István Nagy: the consequences of the spread of artificial meat are unpredictable
The consequences of the spread of artificial meat are unpredictable,…
Read more >OTP Travel received the Travelife Partner certification for the second time
OTP Travel has once again been awarded the internationally recognized…
Read more >