The Municipality of Debrecen will begin the reconstruction of Main Road 33, with preparatory utility works to be carried out by Debreceni Vízmű Ltd. before the road surface is renewed. The water utility company will perform pipeline relining at the following locations:
The first group of students enrolled in BMW’s dual vocational training programme in Debrecen has graduated. The initial cohort of 100 secondary school students was selected for the programme in 2023, and they have now completed the three-year course.
As the 2025/26 school year comes to an end, Debrecen’s public transport operator DKV will introduce its summer holiday schedule to reflect reduced school-related travel demand.
CATL Debrecen is launching another recruitment campaign this July, primarily targeting people living in Debrecen and the surrounding county. In the coming months, the company will also appear at major local events such as Campus Festival and the Flower Carnival, while further strengthening its professional partnerships with educational institutions. CATL Debrecen currently employs 1,470 people, […]
Evening walks are starting at Zoo Debrecen.
The wild horses transported last year from the Pentezug Wild Horse Reserve of the Hortobágy National Park have now been released into the wild. At the end of May, they were set free in the Altyn Dala region of central Kazakhstan.
The 2026 Debrecen Gourmet Festival begins today, transforming the Big Forrest into one of Hungary’s most exciting culinary destinations for the weekend. Visitors can look forward to a rich selection of gourmet dishes, premium wines, craft beverages, live cooking demonstrations and concerts, while some of the country’s best-known chefs showcase their skills on stage.
The operation of bus route 13 in Debrecen will be adjusted to changes in the school schedule. The changes will take effect in the coming days.
In order to ensure the uninterrupted operation of the tram network, DKV Debrecen Public Transport will carry out track renovation works in several phases between 15 June and 20 July – the company announced.
There is no longer sufficient domestic labour available in Hungary to meet Master Good’s growing production needs, therefore the company must involve international workers – said László Bárány, the company’s managing director, at a professional conference held in Budapest on Wednesday.
