American Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (AmCham)

Returning on May 12, AmCham’s biannual HR Dream Day conference will once again convene CEOs and HR professionals to examine the trends driving profound change across the business world. The world of work is changing fast with the role of AI, pay transparency and dramatic transformations. The conference will focus on the trends reshaping companies and redefining the strategic role of HR. With a special spotlight on change management, organizational and leadership resilience, and effective response, it will examine how businesses can adapt, stay competitive, and stay ahead of the ongoing transformation. Alongside sharing insights on talent retention, regulatory change, and practical ways to navigate disruption with confidence, the event also offers an excellent opportunity to connect with fellow leaders and professionals, to exchange perspectives and experiences, and to expand your professional network.

• When: Tuesday, May 12, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. • Where: Öbölház, Kopaszi-gát 2, 1117 Budapest • Fee:Members HUF 44,990 + VAT / person; non-members HUF 54,990 + VAT / person

Hungarian-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce (HNCC)

Kreativ Dental, a member of the Hungarian-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce, participated with its own stand at TravelXpo 2026, Norway’s largest travel exhibition, held from March 20–22 at NOVA Spektrum. The Budapest-based clinic specializes in high-quality dental treatments, including implants and cosmetic dentistry. The stand attracted strong interest from visitors, who had the opportunity to learn more about its services and international patient care.

Hungarian-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFH)

The CCIFH invites guests to its annual summer networking garden party, “La Vie en Rose: Horizon Edition,” which is returning to the beautiful Buda hills. This elegant evening celebrates the French art of living, featuring a cocktail dinner, live music, culinary tastings and exhibition stands, while connecting with members of the Hungarian–French business community in a relaxed garden setting overlooking the city.

• When: Friday, June 12, 5-10 p.m. • Where: Normafa Rendezvényház, Hegyhát út 16., 1121 Budapest • Fee: Members HUF 41,000 (+ VAT); non-members HUF 59,000 (+ VAT)

Belgian Business Club in Hungary (Belgabiz)

Belgabiz is pleased to invite guests to its networking event, “Emplawyer 2026: From Digital HR to Transparent Pay: What Employers Should Prepare for Next,” featuring a short, practical workshop led by experts from SmartLegal Schmidt & Partners. The professional program will cover two key topics: Digitalization in Employment: Paperless Employer? (what the law allows in 2026); and Pay Transparency and Equal Pay in 2026. A buffet dinner will follow the professional sessions.

• When: Thursday, April 16, 6-9 p.m. • Where: Three Corners Downtown Hotel, Október 6 u. 20, 1051 Budapest • Fee: Members, free; non-members, HUF 21,000 (no VAT)

British Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (BCCH)

The BCCH will hold its 2026 annual meeting next month, offering an opportunity to meet the U.K.’s Ambassador to Hungary Justin McKenzie Smith and the BCCH board. The event is free of charge for chamber members, all of which are requested to have a representative on the spot, as the event concerns all members and features a rundown of all the important developments of the last 12 months. Following BCCH tradition, the formal part of the meeting will start at 4 p.m., to be followed by the customary networking, including cocktail canapés and drinks in the hotel’s restaurant.

• When: Wednesday, May 14, 4-8 p.m. • Where: Kozmo Luxury Hotel, Horváth Mihály tér 17, 1082 Budapest. • Fee: Members, free of charge, subject to prior registration and a limit of 2 people per member company; non-members, HUF 25,000 + VAT

German-Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DUIHK)

The DUIHK will present the results of its 32nd Business Climate Survey on May 7. More companies than ever before are taking part in this year’s survey.The report will not only contain a comprehensive assessment of the current economic situation and business conditions in Hungary, but will also present the results of a flash survey conducted immediately after the parliamentary elections. Furthermore, Hungary’s results will be compared with data from 14 other countries in the region. The results will be presented by DUIHK President Róbert Keszte and Dirk Wölfer, head of communications. Orsolya Nyeste, senior macroeconomist at Erste Bank, will also speak on the state of the Hungarian economy.

• When: Thursday, May 7, from 9 a.m. • Where: House of German-Hungarian Business, Lövőház utca 30, 1024 Budapest • Fee: Free of charge to members, subject to prior registration.

Dutch-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce (Dutcham)

Since its establishment in 1994, the Permanent Commission of EU Member States in Hungary (EU Chambers) has been dedicated to enhancing the legal, institutional, and business landscape for companies from other EU member states operating in Hungary. Celebrate the upcoming Europe Day 2026 with Dutcham and representatives of the EU Chambers. This year, Dutcham is the presiding chamber of this business community and is organizing this event to celebrate unity, culture, and connection. In addition to welcome speeches by the Dutch, Cypriot and Irish ambassadors, there will be a keynote presentation by Ákos Kozák, co-founder and head of research at the Equilibrium Institute on the macroeconomic business outlook of Hungary within the EU. There will also be a presentation by Stefania Ciraolo, head of the EIB Group Office in Hungary on EIB funding opportunities, followed by networking.

• When: April 29, 4-7:30 p.m. • Where: Advantage Austria, Délibáb utca 21, 1062 Budapest • Fee: HUF 24,900 + VAT

Italian Chamber of Commerce for Hungary (CCIU)

Join CCIU and GoodWill Group and discover how to explore how subsidized funding and 0% interest programs can support strategic business growth. Enjoy light refreshments and a curated Tokaj wine tasting.

• When: April 16, from 10 a.m. • Where: CCIU office, Lónyay u. 18-A, 1093 Budapest • Fee: Free of charge, subject to prior registration.

The Hungarian-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and the CCIU invite guests to an evening celebrating excellence in wine and gastronomy.

• When: Wednesday, April 22, from 6:30 p.m. • Where: Radisson Blu Beke Hotel, Budapest, Teréz krt. 43 • Fee: HUF 33,000 per person (table reservations: [email protected])

Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (CCCH)

The CCCH will host a Business Breakfast titled “Projects from X to Z: Generational Collaboration in Practice” at the Kozmo Residences Budapest, focusing on how different generations contribute to project success from initiation to completion. The event will bring together representatives of Gens X, Y, and Z to share real-life experiences and perspectives on collaboration, decision-making, and problem-solving in today’s workplace. Participants will gain insight into common misunderstandings, differing approaches, and the practical solutions that can turn generational diversity into a competitive advantage. The session will highlight practical project experiences, including both successes and challenges. The program will open with an introductory presentation by Klára András, associate professor at Metropolitan University and an HR and communications director at EGIS, who will provide the academic and professional context for understanding generational dynamics in the workplace.

• When: Thursday, April 23, 8:30-11:30 a.m. • Where: Kozmo Residences Budapest, Horváth Mihály tér 17, 1082 Budapest. • Fee: Free of charge to members, subject to prior registration.

This article was first published in the Budapest Business Journal print issue of April 10, 2026.