New research of Tesco says Christmas is more colorful than 30 years ago
Most Hungarians adhere to the Christmas traditions. However, some holiday consumer habits have changed in many respects since the change of regime.
For example people nowadays are eating more, paying more attention to decoration, and buying more finished or semi-finished products – reveals the research on consumer habits, made on behalf of Tesco.
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