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Eight million euros for three days of luxury: how Orbán's daughter promoted Budapest
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsProgressive2 hr. ago

Eight million euros for three days of luxury: how Orbán's daughter promoted Budapest

The article reports on a tourism campaign organized by the daughter of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, aimed at promoting Budapest to Generation Z through influencers. The campaign, known as 'Budapest Influencer Trip,' took place from May 22 to 24, 2024, and involved 51 international influencers from countries such as the US, Spain, Italy, and others. The total cost of the campaign was initially reported as around 1.5 billion HUF (approximately 150 million EUR), but new documents reveal the actual cost was 3.18 billion HUF (about 8 million EUR). The campaign included luxury accommodations, private events, and exclusive dining experiences. Notable participants included influencers like David Dobrik, Tommy Fury, Olivia Palermo, and others. Some influencers expressed gratitude towards Rahel Orban, the campaign organizer.

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Dnevnik logoDnevnikIndependent🔒Progressive2 hr. ago
Eight million euros for three days of luxury: how Orbán's daughter promoted Budapest

The article reports on a tourism campaign organized by the daughter of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, aimed at promoting Budapest to Generation Z through influencers. The campaign, known as 'Budapest Influencer Trip,' took place from May 22 to 24, 2024, and involved 51 international influencers from countries such as the US, Spain, Italy, and others. The total cost of the campaign was initially reported as around 1.5 billion HUF (approximately 150 million EUR), but new documents reveal the actual cost was 3.18 billion HUF (about 8 million EUR). The campaign included luxury accommodations, private events, and exclusive dining experiences. Notable participants included influencers like David Dobrik, Tommy Fury, Olivia Palermo, and others. Some influencers expressed gratitude towards Rahel Orban, the campaign organizer.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the campaign as a politically motivated effort by Rahel Orban, the daughter of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, to promote Budapest using high-profile influencers. While it presents factual information about the costs and activities of the campaign, it emphasizes the connection to the

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