Guller Zoltán
Guller Zoltán is the president of the Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTÜ), and has been instrumental in promoting the country's tourism sector. Under his leadership, Hungary achieved record tourism numbers, with nearly 18 million international visitors in the previous year, and a significant increase in domestic tourism as well. His initiatives include the introduction of a digital SZÉP card and plans for new direct flights from Budapest to major cities in the United States. Guller emphasizes sustainability and competitiveness in the tourism industry, aiming for a well-rounded growth strategy that will reach ambitious targets set for 2030.
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Guller Zoltán, the president of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, indicated that we are likely to reach the target of 20 million guests at domestic accommodations by 2030.
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Guller Zoltán, the president of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, explained how the weather affects guest numbers.
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Guller Zoltán is the president of the Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTÜ) and discussed the agency's marketing activities.
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Guller Zoltán is the chairman of the board of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, linked to a property that Ruff Zoltán acquired.
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Guller Zoltán detailed the record numbers of tourists arriving in Hungary last year.
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Guller Zoltán, the president of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, indicated that domestic tourism has not slowed down after last year's record year.
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Guller Zoltán previously discussed the main achievements of tourism in Hungary during an interview.
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Guller Zoltán, the president of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, discussed last year's record tourism performance.
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Guller Zoltán pointed out that last year was a record year for tourism in Hungary.
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Guller Zoltán pointed out that last year was a record year for tourism in Hungary.
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