Ryanair’s expansion plans include Debrecen as a key destination of the future
Debrecen, Hungary’s second-largest city, is poised to benefit from Ryanair’s ambitious expansion plans in the country.
Debrecen, Hungary’s second-largest city, is poised to benefit from Ryanair’s ambitious expansion plans in the country.
Debrecen’s air quality is classified as heavily polluted by the Hungaromet monitoring station on Kalotaszeg Square. The situation is slightly better on Hajnal Street, where it is considered “only” polluted.
This week marks the beginning of green waste collection in Debrecen. However, residents should pay attention to whether their waste will be collected on odd or even weeks.
A week of variable weather is expected, with multiple waves of rain and frequent strong, sometimes stormy winds. The maximum temperature will be around 20°C, according to the forecast from HungaroMet Zrt.
Due to the need to prevent the spread of the contagious foot-and-mouth disease affecting cloven-hoofed animals, the Hortobágyi Vadaspark will remain closed indefinitely starting from March 8, 2025. The “Stork Release at Hortobágyi Vadaspark” event scheduled for March 15 will also be canceled, according to the Hortobágy National Park Directorate.
An interactive model exhibition has opened in Debrecen, on the -1 level of the Fórum shopping center. The remote-controlled cars will be on display until March 23.
Manófalva Kindergarten’s little theatre has opened its doors again.
Debrecen’s economic achievements were recognized in Warsaw, where the city won the Emerging City of the Year award.
Debrecen and Brno have been sister cities since 2017. Brno is the second most significant city in the Czech Republic in terms of both population and area. It is the historical capital of the Margraviate of Moravia and the center of the South Moravian Region, within which it forms an independent district, according to the […]
Many women are lacking basic hygiene products due to disadvantaged life circumstances. To help, the Debrecen Medical Students’ Association, the Sántha Kálmán College, and the Hungarian Red Cross Debrecen Territorial Organization have joined forces to start a collection. The donations will be distributed to women in disadvantaged and multiply disadvantaged situations.