US EditionThe Train at Lake Balaton Collapsed on the First Morning of the Pentecost Long Weekend.
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On the first day of the Pentecost weekend, rail traffic on the Balaton main line collapsed again.
The barrier in Tárnok broke down in the morning, which significantly slowed down train traffic towards Lake Velence and Lake Balaton. According to Mávinform, journey times on the Székesfehérvár line and its connecting lines can be expected to be 30-60 minutes longer, and waiting times longer than usual at some stations. In order to reduce delays, several trains are running towards Érd upper, these services cannot be followed on the Vonatinfó map…
It is not easy to get to Lake Balaton from Budapest.
The draft law on the identity of settlements does not seem to affect the real estate market in Lake Balaton, especially in the settlements most visited by holidaymakers, as there is a need for various types of accommodation. Lake Tisza and the Danube Bend are other popular areas of the holiday market.
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