DMC Budapest
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Groups and MICE to Budapest
Budapest - architectural marvel
Nestled along the banks of the Danube River, Budapest seamlessly blends its rich history with a vibrant modern atmosphere. With DZK Travel DMC Budapest, your clients will embark on a journey through time, exploring magnificent architecture, soaking in thermal baths, and immersing themselves in the city's cultural tapestry.
From the iconic landmarks such as the majestic Hungarian Parliament Building and the grandeur of Buda Castle to the lively streets of Pest with its bustling markets and charming cafés, Budapest offers a tapestry of experiences that will leave your clients in awe.
Bestselling itinerary Budapest
6-day Itinerary through the charms of Budapest
Unforgettable time in Budapest, Hungary’s lively capital awaits your clients! First stop in their program is authentic lunch at Fakanal restaurant. It is situated at Central Market and it will give them an opportunity to taste some traditional Hungarian meals there. They will then have choice between a Segway or bicycle tour visiting the city’s standout sites or they can take the millennium metro and delve into Budapest’s past.
For cultural enthusiasts, advise them to visit Jewish district or go to Heroe's Square and Vajdahunyad Castle. During daytime recommend them a gentle stroll at the City Park and also encourage them for a visit at Saint Stephen's Basilica which is very beautiful. On the second day, your clients are met at Budapest airport and transferred to Buda castle historic quarters. They can then have welcome reception on Fishermen's Bastion from where they can enjoy casual lunch in Castle District.
In the evening, there is an unforgettable dinner cruise along the Danube with amazing views of illuminated landmarks of Budapest. A whole day three will be dedicated for Hungarian Grand Prix experience. Your clients may relish buffet lunch offered by Hungaroring including watching thrilling F1 qualifying rounds as well as they might prefer modern evening meal served by KIOSK Restaurant followed by famous ruin bars.
On the fourth day, it’s race day! Your clients can get buffet lunch from Hungaroring while watching adrenaline-pumping F1 racing action. Moreover after that, they can also treat themselves with refined dinner either at Central Café (or) New York Café Restaurant (or) elsewhere too. Day five presents an opportunity to explore Danube Bend through visits to lovely towns like Szentendre and medieval Visegrad castle among others whereas Renaissance-style meal could be taken from Visegrad restaurants.
Finally, their trip ends on day six with a memorable lunch at Horse Park before heading to the airport or at Aszú Restaurant in the city center. By then your clients will have lasting memories of vibrant atmosphere, rich history and delicious food of Budapest.
Ryanair Launches New Winter Routes 2024
Ryanair Launches New Winter Routes 2024: Milan Gets More, Bergamo Gets Less, and Michael O'Leary Wants Your Surcharges Gone!
Italy’s favourite airline (and let's be honest, probably its loudest) Ryanair has big plans for winter 2024! Like a chef tossing pizza dough into the air, Ryanair is launching 10 new routes from Milan Malpensa Airport, whisking travelers off to sun-drenched Fuerteventura, the ancient ruins of Athens, the festive squares of Budapest, and… wait for it… the winter wonders of Tallinn. Yes, Estonia! So, pack your thermals and sunscreen, because Ryanair’s got you covered—Mallorca to Marrakech and everywhere in between. The 10 new winter routes from Milan Malpensa Airport are to Athens, Budapest, Paris, Fuerteventura, Krakow, Mallorca, Marrakech, Reggio Calabria, Rzeszow, and Tallinn.
If that wasn’t enough to get you rummaging through your sock drawer for your passport, Ryanair is also parking its eighth aircraft at Milan Malpensa. This move is set to boost their traffic by 10%, meaning 4.5 million eager passengers will be zipping around the continent, experiencing new cultures and, of course, Ryanair’s infamous legroom.
Bergamo's Bye-Bye to Seats
But not all Italian airports are basking in Ryanair’s wintery glow. Over at Milan Bergamo, it’s not all spritz and sunshine. Ryanair has decided to trim down its fleet there from 24 to 20 aircraft, causing a 5% decline in seat capacity. Why, you ask? Because Ryanair is redirecting its attention to airports that are friendlier to their bottom line (hey, it’s a business, folks).
Trieste & Reggio Calabria: The New Italian Darlings
With a twinkle in his eye, Michael O’Leary, Ryanair’s Group CEO, made it clear why Bergamo’s loss is Trieste and Reggio Calabria’s gain: municipal surcharges, baby! Airports in Friuli Venezia Giulia and Calabria have waved goodbye to these pesky fees, opening the floodgates to cheaper flights and more tourists—Ryanair tourists, to be specific.
O'Leary was quick to advocate for nationwide surcharge abolition, promising that if Italy ditches these charges at all its airports, Ryanair would happily throw $4 billion into the Italian economy. That’s right, 40 new aircraft, 250 new routes, and a whopping 1,500 jobs! In O’Leary’s words, "More planes, more jobs, and, of course, more of those iconic Ryanair announcements that you can barely understand over the crackle of the speaker."
Ryanair Launches New Winter Routes 2024
So, whether you're dreaming of Krakow’s medieval charm, Parisian cafes, or Reggio Calabria's southern Italian sunshine, Ryanair is making sure your winter is full of budget-friendly jet-setting. Just make sure you avoid the municipal surcharge. After all, O'Leary’s on a mission to make Italy surcharge-free, one flight at a time!
Check out our fantastic DMCs who are excellent at what they do and can help plan your next trip.
EasyJet’s Lyon Route Resumes to Budapest
EasyJet’s Lyon Route Resumes to Budapest!
Hold onto your seatbelts, Budapest, because easyJet is flying back into town with its twice-weekly flights between Budapest and Lyon! After a pandemic hiatus that had us all wondering if our travel plans were just a dream, this route is making a grand comeback. So, dust off your berets and pack your ski poles—your French adventure is ready to take off!
Lyon Meets Budapest: A Match Made in Jetstream Heaven
In a delightful twist of fate, easyJet’s relaunch of this route is set to offer over 2,500 seats each month, and guess what? It’s flying solo—no direct competition in sight! With Budapest Airport’s management team at VINCI Airports celebrating this return like it’s the revival of disco, it’s clear this route is as hot as a fresh croissant out of the oven.
And let’s not forget the tourism boom: 193,000 French tourists visited Budapest in 2023, up by 7% from before the pandemic. That’s a lot of berets and baguettes finding their way to Hungarian hot springs and thermal baths! Máté Ritter, Head of Airline Development at Budapest Airport, is practically doing a happy dance over the figures. Last year, 22,000 adventurous souls traveled indirectly between Lyon and Budapest—proving that this route isn’t just popular, it’s practically legendary.
From French Alps to Hungarian Heat: Ski or Sip, Your Call
With Lyon’s proximity to the French Alps, expect a flurry of Hungarian skiers and snow enthusiasts joining the fun. Or if you’re more into sipping coffee and people-watching, Budapest has that covered too. Either way, easyJet has got your back!
Lyon is now easyJet’s fourth destination from Budapest, joining the ranks of London Gatwick, Basel, and Geneva. And as if that’s not enough, easyJet is also gearing up to resume its Budapest to Paris Charles de Gaulle route this October, offering four flights a week.
EasyJet’s Lyon Route Resumes to Budapest
So, if you’ve been dreaming of a French escape or just want to experience a bit of Budapestian magic, now’s your chance. Buckle up, because easyJet is making travel dreams come true, one flight at a time!
Contact our DMC in Budapest to plan your next trip or alternatively if you fancy France as your next group trip check out our DMC in France.
Destination Services
Our Destination services in Budapest
We assist with everything to make your program successful:
- upmarket hotels located in ancient buildings & modern structures
- group bonding activities e.g. treasure hunts, cooking classes featuring Hungarian foods.
- meetings, conferences, incentives
- gala dinners held in special locations like historical palace.
- fast and practical transport including airport shuttle and sightseeing bus.
- knowing local guides who are familiar with cultural tours, landmarks history as well as culinary ideas
- unique group ideas such as Danube River cruise or ruin pub tour
- spa holidays involving thermal spas or wellness hotels.
- exciting adventures for instance Danube River kayaking or caving excursions.
- city tours that portray architectural gems like Hungarian Parliament or Buda Castle
Groups and MICE to Budapest
Highlights Budapest
House of Parliament
Admire Budapest's grand House of Parliament, with its Neo-Gothic design, Danube River views, and historical significance.
Royal Castle
Explore Budapest's historic Royal Castle on Castle Hill, featuring Baroque and Gothic architecture, museums, and panoramic city views.
Gellert Hill
Climb Budapest's iconic Gellert Hill for panoramic vistas, visit the Citadella fortress and Liberty Statue, and enjoy a peaceful walk amidst green surroundings.
Margaret Island
Discover the serene oasis of Margaret Island in Budapest, with beautiful gardens, medieval ruins, thermal baths, and recreational activities.
Fishermen's Bastion
Experience Budapest's picturesque Fishermen's Bastion, known for its fairytale-like turrets, stunning views, and charming arcades.
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