Hungary
Dobrindt defends conviction of Maja T. in Hungary
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Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has defended the conviction of the non-binary person Maja T. to eight years in prison in Budapest against criticism. The act occurred in February 2023 around the far-right 'Day of Honor'. Politicians are calling for Maja T.'s return to Germany.
Far-right leaders worldwide, including Santiago Abascal, Javier Milei and Alice Weidel, backed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Hungary in Budapest. The event precedes the April 12 elections, where Orbán risks losing power after 16 years. Attendees criticized the EU, Ukraine and Pedro Sánchez.
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Visit Hungary has broadened its collaboration with Amadeus Hospitality to enhance global marketing and connect with more travel agencies. The partnership uses data-driven campaigns to promote destinations across the country, leading to higher bookings through travel sellers. This initiative aims to spread tourism beyond Budapest to support regional economies.