Luxury on Public Money – Márton Nagy Often Stayed in Five-Star Hotels on His Trips Abroad
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They paid 713 thousand for a hotel room in Paris, even though they didn't even sleep there.
One of Márton Nagy's foreign trips cost 35 million forints - The former minister was booked into five-star hotels.
The former Minister of National Economy likes five-star hotels.
Former Economy Minister Márton Nagy has stayed in five-star hotels on several occasions during his foreign trips, sometimes for hundreds of thousands or even millions of forints per day. For years, Nagy's previous ministry, the Ministry of National Economy, did not reveal where the minister stayed on official trips and how much the accommodations cost. Now, the details have been released to RTL Híradó in response to a public information request.…
For example, the former Minister of Economy went to the World Economic Forum in Davos for four days: the accommodation cost 5.1 million, and the flight cost another 30 million.
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