The British press is constantly extolling the virtues of investing in Central and/or Eastern Europe on the basis of low costs and stellar returns. This is true to some extent although do not be fooled as to the ease of generating these returns – they require careful research and hard work.
So, where is Hungary exactly? Oftdescribed as in Eastern Europe, Hungary is better characterised as being in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). It shares borders with seven countries (Austria, Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia, Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine), of which four are EU member states. Also, Hungary’s capital is Budapest NOT Bucharest!... (see full PDF article)
