Mosolyka Guesthouse in Zákány has expanded its services with a new wellness area and a range of new guest activities. The accommodation now offers guests an even richer range of ways to relax, while also creating new job opportunities for local residents. Zákány, a village in Somogy County, is becoming an increasingly attractive tourist destination. This progress has been supported by an EU-funded project implemented at Mosolyka Guesthouse, operated by the Zákány Tourism, Service and

The renewed flavours of the beers produced by Szent András Brewery in Békésszentandrás are the result of more than twenty years of hard work, dedication and experimentation. In recent years, more and more people have discovered the brewery’s distinctive hoppy and fruity beers, which made it increasingly important to expand production capacity. This expansion was supported by an EU-funded project. The brewery purchased new equipment that has made production faster and more efficient. Thanks to

AGRO BOY Ltd.’s EU-supported investment has made its grain storage and loading site in Sormás more modern, efficient and flexible. With the purchase of a new telescopic loader and a mobile bagging machine, the company can now support its partners with greater capacity, faster service and more cost-effective workflows. AGRO BOY Ltd. has built its professional expertise and reliable service system as a family business, becoming an important partner for agricultural operators in the region.

“From high above, this land is but a map,” wrote the Hungarian poet Miklós Radnóti. But for those who live and work here, flying is not about looking down on an unfamiliar landscape. It is about seeing new possibilities from a new perspective. This idea also inspired the Hungaro Copter: a Hungarian-developed helicopter born from a passion for aviation and years of determined engineering work. At a time when environmental concerns are more urgent than

When you drizzle sauce onto a plate or add a few drops of flavored oil to a soup, it’s not just decoration. It’s a way of showing care—of telling the guest that their meal matters. And while this approach is often associated with trendy downtown restaurants, it can just as well define a rural, student-run kitchen serving daily menus. That’s exactly what happens at the Miskolc Gasztro Centrum. For a long time, hospitality training struggled

What if children grew up seeing it as natural to ask questions, observe, and experiment—and in doing so also learned where food comes from, why nature matters, and how the world around them works? A Hungarian social cooperative built its EU-funded program on exactly this idea. At the heart of the “Curious Fruit” project, launched by the Bugyulófalva Skills Development Center Social Cooperative, was an already existing interactive science program designed for children aged 5–12:

What happens if by-products generated in agriculture are treated not as a problem but as an opportunity? What if green waste and sewage sludge are not sent to landfills but instead returned to the natural cycle? A company based in Bonyhád set out to answer these questions—and by the end of a complex development program, it delivered tangible results. The goal of Human-Perspektiva Ltd. was to develop a new, innovative, nutrient-rich compost product using advanced

For a long time, sorghum was known mainly as the raw material for making brooms. Today, however, it is becoming an increasingly important forage crop. As weather patterns and natural conditions continue to shift — with more frequent droughts, heatwaves, and shrinking arable land — traditional farming knowledge alone is no longer enough. Successful agriculture now requires continuous innovation, updated expertise, and targeted breeding programs to adapt production to changing conditions. In this context, Alfaseed

Anyone who thinks industrial automation is boring has clearly never visited B&O Ltd. in Komárom. With the help of EU funding, the company has completed a major development project that has made robots a natural part of everyday work. Specialising in automation and robotics, B&O Ltd. employs more than forty professionals and delivers efficient solutions to industrial challenges—not only for the Hungarian market, but across Europe as well. Yet no successful company can afford to