What happened today in Hungary? – November 10, 2021
Top news today: #IronMaiden to come to #Budapest, #IHG #hotel to open in the capital, #British blues hit list led by a #Hungarian album.
- This April, Iron Maiden had to postpone the 2021 June & July dates on the Legacy of the Beast Tour, including their concert in Budapest, due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on global live events and travel. However, they will compensate fans and return to Hungary for the 14th time – read more HERE
- IHG Hotels & Resorts to open Kimpton hotel in Budapest’s historic downtown – details HERE
- The International Center for Sports Studies (CIES) has recently published a list of TOP100 that ranks the best European football academies based on their performance. There are even two Hungarian football training clubs, MTK and Honvéd, that made it to the ranking. However, there is still plenty of room for improvement – read our article HERE
- Hungarian infectious disease specialist: new restrictions may come – find out the details HERE
- The British blues hit list Roots Music Report is led by an album made in Hungary with the contribution of Hungarian musician – read more HERE
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- Hungary to develop Rwanda’s water management facilities – read more HERE
- The fourth wave is expected to break out in these Hungarian cities – details HERE
- Debrecen airport is developing rapidly
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