Ráhel Orbán's Influencer Trip Cost More than Three Billion
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The non-profit organization said it would spend one and a half billion in 2024, but a data request from 444.hu revealed that double that amount was spent on it.
The Hungarian Tourism Agency previously claimed that 1.5 billion was paid to influencers for the 2024 party, but this was not true. We requested the names, locations, programs and costs through a public interest data request.
This is more than double the amount previously reported by the tourism agency.
The money also went to the interests of István Tiborcz and Gyula Balásy.
Accommodation was also booked for the participants at the Dorothea Hotel, which is owned by Viktor Orbán's son-in-law, István Tiborcz. The post It was revealed who partied at Ráhel Orbán's influencer party, which cost taxpayers 3 billion forints first appeared on 24.hu.
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