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In Romania, beer consumption has fallen by 10 percent since the outbreak began
Beer consumption in Romania has fallen by 10 percent since the start of the coronavirus pandemic between March and May, but producers expect the crisis to hit hardest in the...
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The number of tourists visiting Greece has fallen by two-thirds
In the first half of this year, the number of foreign visitors to Greece fell by 67 percent to 2.6 million, and so far the figures for the first two...
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KSH: The number of Hungarian visits abroad decreased more than inbound tourism in the first quarter
As a result of the travel restrictions introduced in mid-March due to the pandemic, the upward trend of foreigners ‘visits to Hungary and Hungarians’ international travel, which was characteristic of...
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Eighty-seven percent of Hungarian SMEs present on Facebook remained active during the pandemic
26 percent of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) present on Facebook suspended their activities due to the coronavirus pandemic between January and May, but in some countries more than 50...
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Instead of sprinting, employees need to prepare for a marathon
In the first weeks of the virus outbreak, reconciling work and family responsibilities put more pressure on workers than ever before. Maximum appropriateness, a virtual desire to prove, and a...
Read moreFidelity European retail begins to recover, but luxury goods market lacks cash buyers
As Europe is slowly recovering from the restrictions caused by the pandemic, the first data show that retail, one of the most loss-making sectors, may be experiencing a resurgence in...
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Lidl’s fourth logistics center is under construction
Lidl Hungary is building a new 62,000 square meter logistics center in Ecser, Pest County with a total investment value of 35 billion HUF. 1 billion 200 million HUFcomes from...
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Industrial production in the euro area was weaker than expected in May
In May, industrial production in the euro area declined more than expected year-on-year and grew less than in April, according to a report by Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical office....
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The opportunities of eating have narrowed as a result of the pandemic
The closure of restaurants and their reopening with reduced operation did not leave dining options untouched at work – this was revealed in a joint survey by Wolt and Profession.hu....
Read moreThe end of June brought prosperity into the shopkeeper world
In June, we bought more week by week, according to checkout data, and in the end there was only a 1 percent monthly lag in receipt data – blokkk.com wrote....
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Family businesses respond differently to crisis situations
Strategic thinking largely determines the response of firms to a crisis situation and the success of recovering from an economic shock. This year’s five-year old K&H Family Companies Excellence Award...
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Wave of dismissal at the workplaces
More than a hundred thousand people have already lost their jobs in Hungary in the crisis caused by the coronavirus – and who knows where the end is. Due to...
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The Hungarian guests returned to the restaurants
The Hungarian guests returned, but the foreigners are still missing – blokkk.com wrote. In the months of the pandemic, March-June, 16 percent of the annual income of the restaurateur fell...
Read moreGKI continued to grow in July after rising in May-June
The value of the GKI consumer confidence index rose by 11.3 points in May due to the slow decay of the coronavirus and the easing of strong uncertainty in April,...
Read moreNetrisk: most holidaymakers plan to relax inland
The majority of Hungarians are also planning their trips carefully in the period following the lifting of the border lock ordered due to the coronavirus pandemic. According to Netrisk.hu’s survey...
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The per capita shop fair is also different in each county
The value of in-store purchases per capita in May already exceeded the months of the beginning of the year in all counties. Image: blokkk.com An exception is Budapest, where the...
Read moreDigimeter: home office wins in covid times
While teleworking and digitization have gained tremendous momentum, the weaknesses of domestic small and medium-sized enterprises have also become apparent during the coronavirus pandemic. Most of the enterprises had mainly...
Read moreConcerns may remain with us – consumer habits are already changing in China
Health emergencies have made shoppers worldwide cautious. The experience of the first opening Chinese market shows that consumer anxiety persists even after the restrictions are lifted, according to EY’s international...
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London analysts expect smaller-than-expected eurozone GDP
London macroeconomic analysts say the latest activity data suggest that the performance of the eurozone economy was slowed down to a lesser extent than previously expected by the coronavirus pandemic...
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Economist: A second wave could severely affect the European economy
If a possible second wave of the coronavirus pandemic were to be similar to the first, it would hit the European economy very hard, economist Halmai Péter emphasized on Tuesday...
Read moreEU forecast: A deeper economic recession is expected, with wider divergences between member states
Despite a rapid and comprehensive EU and Member State response, the European Union’s economy is plunging into a deep recession this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, and as emergency...
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Rural tour guides can receive 1 HUF million in support
Tourist guides living in the countryside can receive 1 million HUF in support thanks to the application of Kisfaludy 2030 Tourism Development Nonprofit Ltd. published on Tuesday. According to the...
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The epidemic does not cause a substantial shortage of poultry meat on the domestic market
The bird flu epidemic will not cause a substantial shortage of poultry meat in the domestic market this year, however, the situation in the sector has been aggravated by export...
Read moreThe functioning of strategic sectors must be ensured
We got through the first stage of the coronavirus pandemic, how did the logistics profession go through this period? How difficult have foreign and domestic shipments become because of the...
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The coronavirus has also affected acquisitions and mergers badly
The acquisition and merger activity was also affected by the coronavirus pandemic, with the U.S. reporting a 83 percent drop in the value of reported transactions in the second quarter,...
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KSH: the number of guest nights decreased by 92.7 percent in May
In May, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the number of nights spent by foreign guests in commercial accommodation fell by 98.4 percent and the number of nights spent...
Read moreIn May, the turnover of retail stores decreased by 2.1 percent
According to the raw data, the volume of retail trade turnover decreased by 2.8 percent in May this year and by 2.1 percent, adjusted for calendar effects, compared to the...
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ITM Secretary of State: Until the end of August, four thousand companies will be eligible for support
By the end of August, nearly 4,000 companies will be able to receive their support in the tenders of the two programs of the Economic Protection Action Plan to help...
Read moreThe German government opposes the relaxation of mask wearing rules
The federal government in Germany opposes the measure being considered by several provincial governments to withdraw the requirement to wear a mask in stores due to the coronavirus pandemic in...
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The coronavirus does not spread through meat products
Consumers do not have to be afraid of consuming meat products, the coronavirus does not spread through food, Magyar Nemzet Online quotes the resolution of the German Federal Risk Assessment...
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