Some 22% of those who go on holiday will spend less than HUF 50,000, while 23% are expected to spend more than HUF 200,000, according to the survey.
Only half of Hungarian households are planning to go on holidays this summer, with approximately one-quarter planning to spend their holidays at the seaside.
It was reported earlier this week that fewer Hungarians are planning travel for their holidays due to limited disposable income.
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