By 2013, Hungary’s tourism officials aim to boost the tourism sector’s contribution to GDP from 8.3% to 10%. Other goals are to raise the average amount spent by tourists to €500 per visit, to create more jobs in the sector and to attract tourists to more places in Hungary as well as bring them to the country during the off-season. Plans include completing ten big projects and renovating 6-8 historical thermal baths by 2013, Somogyi said.
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