With its dozens of daily low-cost flights, pints of beer at 1.5 euros and apartments at 30 euros a night, the Hungarian capital has become the new darling of partygoers from all over Europe.
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Budapest
BIGGER than Prague and some say more beautiful, Budapest's belle epoque boulevards, cafes and locals playing chess in steaming outdoor thermal spas have long attracted tourists.
But for some locals, the city's tourism sector is booming too literally. "My walls shake from...
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