Telenor: Hungarians do not give up Christmas despite the pandemic
From a recent 1,000-person survey commissioned by Telenor from Impetus Research, representative of gender, age, settlement type and region, it is clear that Christmas is an important family holiday for Hungarians: the majority spend it with their families – only 5 percent with friends and 3 percent alone – and only 1 percent of respondents do not celebrate.
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