About 66.3% of households took day trips in the first half of 2006. Just 28.8% took trips of two to four days and only 15.8% left home for longer than five days. Households traveling within Hungary spent Ft 40 billion (€144.9 million) in the first half of 2006, up 6% from the same period a year earlier. About 46% of their spending went toward food and accommodation and 12% was used to pay for fuel. They spent about 10% more on fuel and about 6% less on cultural programs during the period.
Recreational travel accounted for about one-fourth of travel expenditures in the first half of 2006. Trips to other cities and to spas each accounted for about one-tenth of the total, and trips to see relatives and friends accounted for a little less than one-tenth of the total.
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