Is living in Hungary worth it? Prime Minister’s daughter moves abroad

The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán ‘s daughter and her husband have ties to and own many companies in Hungary, yet they decided to leave behind their homeland.

Ráhel Orbán and her husband, István Tiborcz, have a privileged lifestyle. The husband even owns a company that will expand in Spain and on the international market. BDPST Hotel Management Zrt. founded a type of affiliate that is running a four-star hotel in Los Alcazares. – writes hvg.hu. What is even more interesting is that they might soon write a contract, according to which Tiborcz will actually buy the hotel instead of simply operating it. The hotel in Murcia province is quite impressive with its 84 rooms, restaurant and bar, and its banquet room that can host 150 people.

As they announced, stepping out to the international market, which has the hotel in Murcia as the first step, is among the strategies of BDPST Group. Although enterprises in Hungary will remain a major part of their lives, it seems.

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Tiborcz and the Prime Minister’s daughter have many businesses in Hungary as well.

Tiborcz has recently founded a company in Budapest called Leonstrella Kft., which is renting out and operating apartments as the main activity. IBC-Projekt Gazdasági tanácsadó Kft. is another company owned by him, and he also is the co-owner of 16 other companies. The Prime Minister’s daughter, Ráhel, also owns an enterprise named Odu Store Kft., making retail sales. She is furthermore the executive of BDPST Koncept Kft.

Their new location in Spain is surprising as well, as Marbella is one of the hotspots for European organised crime.

It is 500 kilometres from Los Alcazares, where their hotel is. But this is not the only information that might spark interest in their new location. “it is well-known that billionaire mobsters like to spend their time on the Italian, French and Spanish beaches. But Marbella is about more than this. Based on data of the Spanish secret service specialised on terrorism and organised crime (CITCO), the part of the beach called Costa del Sol and its centre of 148,000 residents is home to 113 criminal groups of 59 countries.”- writes 444.hu in a catchy paragraph of their article.

As for what the information above has to do with the decision of moving to Spain, it’s only speculation. One thing for sure is that according to LinkedIn, the PM’s daughter changed her location.

Source: HVG, 444