The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, the Netzwerk Digital Collaboration (German-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Swisscham Hungary) in cooperation with the Artificial Intelligence Coalition kindly invite you to our joint workshop.

Main focus areas:

• Legal background
• Case studies on AI introduction projects – How to start a project? What is needed?
• Panel discussion with experts

AGENDA:

Participation is free of charge for members of the organizing partners, but registration is needed here latest by 7 April

Participation fee for non-members: 14.900 HUF

(In case of no show or cancellation after 8 April participation fee will be invoiced to members also)

WeAreOpen, in collaboration with Team Sweden in Hungary, launched a Women’s Day Action Plan for companies on how to Close the Pay Gap in the frame of an interactive workshop.

The initiative aims to raise awareness of gender economic inequality and provide companies with concrete proposals for equal pay.

Although the principle of equal pay for equal work was introduced in 1957 by the Treaty of Rome, the gender pay gap remains a challenge in Europe. While the EU average has been slowly but steadily decreasing – from 17.4% in 2012 to 13.5% in 2021 – the gender pay gap in Hungary has tended to fluctuate: according to EU data, it was 19.1% in 2002 and 17.5% in 2022 (the lowest in 2015 and 2016, at 14%). Put simply, this means that, for the same work, women earn on average less than men per hour.

In response to this phenomenon, We Are Open, together with the Embassy of Sweden and the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, presented a document that offers companies an action plan to close the gender pay gap.

“Closing the pay gap can increase efficiency and productivity in the long term, as people are more motivated to work, can perform better professionally, and feel better about themselves when they see that they are paid fairly and equally and have equal opportunities for promotion within the company. On the other hand, the legislative environment also puts pressure on firms. The EU Equal Pay Directive must be transposed into national law by the summer of 2026. After that, companies will have to report on the pay gap. Thirdly, there is a moral argument, and that is that we have the opportunity in the 21st century to review social constructs that have led to structural inequality,” said Nóra Várady, CEO of WeAreOpen.

In the action plan, the organization outlines specific steps to reduce the pay gap, including:

• ensuring a transparent salary and benefits system
• pay scales in job advertisements
• the introduction of flexible working arrangements for family workers and consideration of the introduction of paternity leave
• the introduction of programs to remove the glass ceiling and support female talent, as well as gender equality measures in early promotions
• developing inclusive recruitment processes, for example by making information on family allowances available in job advertisements, or structuring interview questions to ensure that professional rather than family planning aspects are taken into account in an interview, irrespective of gender.

“Changing the situation is not easy and awareness of the problem needs to be raised by business leaders, legislators, educators, and many others. Society needs to understand that there is no such thing as ‘female jobs’, or ‘male jobs’. Reducing the pay gap will stimulate the economy as women will have more resources to spend which would increase the gross domestic product. So, a win-win situation for people, the economy, and society! “- said Diana Madunic, Sweden’s Ambassador to Hungary,

You can find a short report on the topic on here.

The photo gallery presents the atmosphere of the event and the workshop well.

Based on the positive feedback and the expressed need on further discussions on product fee system, we have asked our expert, Levente Borsányi-Bognár from e-Termékdíj.hu Kft. to give an online presentation on

• Experience gained based on the first 6 months
• Good practices,
• Where can we make mistakes
• Where can we make modifications after submission, how can we self-check
• Best-practices, cases on e.g. different packaging, renaming, any exceptions found, etc.

The language of the event is Hungarian.

Participation is free for SCCH members, but registration is required at marta.boddi@swedishchamber.hu. Participation costs 10,000 HUF for non-members.

Lucia celebration has always been unique for the Swedish community. Coming together in the darkest days is of great importance every year.

Music, light,  glögg and pepparkakor bring the Lucia spirit to us.

Big thanks to our partners, Electrolux Hungary, Intrum, Nefab Group, SAAB and Volvo Trucks for supporting the Embassy of Sweden and the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary to make the event possible. 

Venue: Residence of the Ambassador of Sweden

Mr.István Joó, CEO of HIPA introduced the modified incentive programs of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency.

Please find photos and more information here and here.

The event is open for SCCH members only.

The purpose of the event is to promote informal networking among the members and partners of the three chambers. Join us for a drink and an accompanying meal, while making valuable business and friendship connections in the pleasant atmosphere of Paulaner Sörház.

Venue: Paulaner Sörház, MOM Park, 1123 Budapest, Alkotás u. 53.

Please register here at your earliest convenience but no later than 23 October 2023.

Participation fees:

For members: HUF 6 000, For non-members: HUF 10 000

The participation fees for members apply to members of the Dutcham, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, and Swisscham Hungary.

The prices include a drink and an accompanying meal that can be selected based on a menu. Additional consumption is to be paid individually on site.

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, Skool and Sigma Technology cordially invite you to this exciting workshop.

Venue: Sigma Technology, 1093 Budapest, Közraktár u. 30-32. 6th floor

In one way or another, we have all been touched by the vast capabilities, and also some of the threats, AI is bringing.

Skool helps kids get to know and learn about the marvels of technology. During the event, we will learn more about Skool, what they do for business and society, and why it is important for companies to care.

We will also learn more about AI, and how we, current users, can benefit from it already today.

Please find agenda and registration details here.

Participation is free of charge for SCCH members and organizing partners.

Please note that members of SCCH and organizing partners have priority at the registration as places are limited.

Energy efficiency and sustainability are continuously very important for manufacturing companies.

Already 10% reduction of energy consumption can mean 10 million forint saving in some cases.

During the event you can listen to best practice examples from firms in Hungary (as Airvent from SCCH), as well as a general overview of the current situation and the prospects of industrial energy efficiency in Hungary and information on trainings organised by the knowledge centre of the German Chamber.

Venue: German Hungarian Chamber (H-1024 Budapest, Lövőház u. 30.).

You can find detailed information on the event and registration details here (in Hungarian and German).

Participation is free of charge, but registration is required.

The language of the event is Hungarian.

As a co-partner of AmCham Hungary,  the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, in partnership with the French-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the German – Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce, The Netherlands-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce in Budapest, and SwissCham Hungary cordially invites you to our upcoming event with Sándor Pintér, Minister of Interior.

Schedule:

• 10:00-10:40: Arrival and registration
• 10:45-11:30: Business Forum
• 11:30-12:30: Reception

Location: InterContinental Budapest (Address: 1052 Budapest, Apáczai Csere János utca 12-14.)

Please click here for registration.

Deadline for registration: September 13, 17:00.

Participation fee:

• AmCham & SCCH members and members of partner organizations: 29,990 HUF+VAT/person
• Non-members: 40,000 HUF+VAT/person

Cancellation policy: please note that written cancellations made by Wednesday, September 13 receive a full refund. Late cancellations or “no-shows” will be charged.

The event will be held in Hungarian with translation to English.

Based on the success of our joint meet-up on motivation in March, Dutcham, Swisscham and the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary kindly invite you to their next CEO & HR forum event.

Venue: Electrolux Showroom, 1133 Budapest Váci út 80. (Promenade Gardens, entrance from Révész utca)

Join the event and

– listen to the key note presentations on the newest trends on generations/behaviour expectations from different aspects by Erika Némethi, Randstad and Ipsos
– learn from your colleagues about practices at different companies from various sectors as Electrolux and IKEA and participate in the discussion of best practices!

Date: May 9, 2023, at 15.00

Location: Residence of the Ambassador of Sweden, 1126 Budapest, Diana utca 16/c

Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary has had its General Assembly Y2023.

We congratulate Thomas Straumits, Chairman of SCCH 2020-2022, who was voted as an Honorary Member of the Chamber and the newly elected Supervisory Board members.  

The official part was followed by a great team activity where some new members (Digic Pictures, MAPI MAGYAR FEJLESZTÉSI IRODA Zrt., KÉSZ Metaltech, Securitas Security Services Hungary and Sigma Software Group) took the opportunity to bring actual topics to discuss with the others.
Big thanks to the Embassy of Sweden for hosting the event, KNP LAW Nagy Koppany Lencs & Partners for the professional legal support and Tamara Szabo & Kitti Nyakas from Co-Create for the great team activity facilitation!

SCCH kindly invites you to  the professional event of our partner organization, the Joint Venture Association, “Innovációra Magyar!”  Innovation Conference.

Date: 21 April 2023.  8:00 – 16:00

Venue: Bosch Budapest Innovation Campus, (1103, Budapest, Vaspálya utca 58.)

Focus points of the conference:

• The importance of the innovation ecosystem – Hungarian and international best practices
• Innovations in the service of a sustainable future
• Successful Hungarian innovations on the international market

Exciting panel discussions and exclusive presentations will be on stage. Outstanding corporate and government experts with significant experience who are contributing to the development of a sustainable future in Hungary will share their knowledge, insights and innovative ideas.

More details and tickets are available here: https://jegy.jointventure.hu/rendezveny/innovaciora-magyar-interaktiv-konferencia-2023/

SCCH members can participate for the discounted price, after registering to the system during the purchase process.

Please note that the language of the event will be Hungarian!

From great idea to execution:

 – What and where can go wrong with an apparently motivated person/team during implementation?

– What are the solutions to disciplined execution?

Join the conversations and get inspired by your colleagues from other Swedish and Dutch companies during a WORLD CAFÉ!

Venue: Kinnarps Hungary Kft., Váci út 92., 1133 Budapest

PLEASE FILL THIS FORM FOR REGISTRATION NO LATER THAN 6 MARCH

Free of charge for SCCH members and organizing partners.

9000 HUF for non-members.

Late cancellations or no shows will be invoiced for ALL registered persons.

As a co-partner of the French-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and other business associations, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary participated on a year opening Business Lunch “Economic Outlook for Hungary 2023” with Minister for Economic Development Márton Nagy.

According to Minister Márton Nagy, the year 2023 holds many economic challenges, however recession must be avoided and the government will maintain innovative economic policy for that.

He emphasized that Hungary’s economic growth remains export- and investment-driven, for which a new financing structure and a new energy, industry, and employment policy must be established.

The system of strategic sectors must also be reconsidered, and stronger sectoral and territorial focus is needed. Priority sectors may be the vehicle industry and battery production, health and pharmaceutical industry, energy industry, food industry, R&D and higher education, transport and logistics, telecommunications, tourism, electronics industry, banking and insurance sectors, military industry.
The conference brought together numerous member companies of organizing chambers from diverse sectors as well as ambassadors of the represented countries.

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, the Netzwerk Digital Collaboration (Advantage Austria, German-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Swisscham) in cooperation with the Artificial Intelligence Coalition kindly invite you to our joint Artificial Intelligence conference.

MAIN FOCUS AREAS:

– EU Funding for AI development,
– Customer relations with AI,
– Workshop with real-time case studies in manufacturing and office solutions

AGENDA OF THE EVENT

Please find the presentations below:

1. MFOI – EU Funding opportunities for AI

2. Contum – AI based identification

3. it4all – Supporting use cases with the power of AI

You can see the photos of the event HERE.

CSR AWARENESS WEEK IS ORGANIZED THE SECOND TIME THIS YEAR

Last year, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce organized the first CSR Awareness Week in Hungary with great results. This year – between June 27 and July 3rd – many businesses and non-profits will have the possibility to create awareness towards CSR and to start a cooperation within a company or between organisations.

CSR Awareness Week has been launched in Hungary for the second time this year, between June 27 and the July 3rd. The aim of the campaign, which has been started by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary is to create awareness towards the importance of CSR among its members and in the Hungarian business sector. They would also like to inspire participants to find new ways to expand and communicate their responsibility activities.

Already last year, many Hungarian businesses, chambers and organisations joined the initiative, with Advantage Austria, AmCham, Belgabiz, Danish Business Club, Dutcham, CCI France Hongrie, Swisscham, Bridge Budapest, ÖKA, AIPM, HotelHero, HuGBC, LEO FM, National Association of Large Families in Hungary and Single Parents Club Foundation among them. This year further organizations were among the firsts that registered to take part as the German-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce, the Irish-Hungarian Business Circle, IVSZ (Association of IT Enterprises), the Association of Hungarian Malls, and also the National Association of Managers and the Hungarian Tire Association signed up. Everyone interested can join by using the common logo and the hashtag #csrawarenessweek2022.

The first campaign last year achieved very good results: 160 posts and articles have been published, and 80 businesses, 40 organisations, 20 people shared their news and thoughts connected to CSR. Through this activity it became apparent, how multi-faceted corporate responsibility is: from helping children and supporting healthcare to diversity, sustainability and the wellbeing of employees lots of topics have been covered.

“We are very curious, what campaigns and programs the participating organisations will communicate about. CSR is now an integrated part of business, still a lot of times it is talked about only internally. We think it is important to make these activities known by the wider public to inspire other businesses to start a sustainable, long term CSR strategy.” – told Roland Jakab, President of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary.

The Embassy of Sweden to Hungary has commissioned a survey in Hungary about CSR. According to that, companies are now realising the importance of the kind of CSR that they are doing, not only for clients but also for potential employees. It was also an interesting result that three-quarters of companies have already donated money for charitable causes and 56% of them have also organised volunteer work. Not only corporations are active in CSR: small- and medium sized companies support good causes in a similar proportion. But since many of them are not focusing on communication that much, the activities remain unknown by the wide public. CSR Awareness Week is aiming to change that.

Based on the success of the last year’s CSR Awareness Week we would like to invite and encourage you to participate in this year’s activity as well commencing on 27 June 2022.

Similarly to last year, we are providing you with the basic information on how to participate in the CSR Awareness Week 2022. Registration will be open until June 22, participation is of course free of charge and additional information and tools will be shared with participants on June 23. Please share this communication with the appropriate team members of your company/association.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is becoming an integral part of doing business. However, many times, the information and outcomes of the programs stay internal within the participating entities, missing out on the opportunity to drive inspiration to others.

The concept of a CSR Awareness Week was initiated by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary and our Chamber is happy to join and motivate our members to participate. During June 27- July 3, we are encouraging everyone involved in CSR activities in Hungary to join the positive communication flow and use their regular communication channels to raise awareness, visibility and communicate the value of their CSR activities under one joint umbrella logotype and hashtag (see below).

This activity is open to all linked to all companies, associations, business clubs, embassies, chambers and of course the entire NGO sector.

Preparatory steps:

• Register your company/organization via the link here by latest June 22. Participation is free of charge.
  
• Forward this communication to the right team members within your entity and start developing your own plan and collaterals and visual elements. We have enclosed the joint logotype (attached) and hashtag #csrawarenessweek2022 to be used in all communications related to this program

Action plan:

• By the latest 23 June, registered participants will receive additional information about the program and participants, which can be leveraged in the final preparations for the week. This will include a joint introduction text which can be used at the start of the week to have an aligned message platform.

• 27 June, Monday: Start the communication by sharing or publishing the common text above on your communication platforms (social media, webpage, newsletter, etc.)
• Selected umbrella participants will be asked to share a joint press release to their press contacts. The Swedish Chamber of Commerce will coordinate this
• 28 June – 3 July: all participants to share their own CSR stories, activities, etc. on their communications platforms with the common #csrawarenessweek2022 and logo
• Week of 4 July: summary of the results

The summary of the week and last year’s results can be found here.

Please do not hesitate to contact the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (swedishchamber@swedishchamber.hu) in case you have any questions.

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, in cooperation with the Embassy of Sweden in Budapest, continues its journey of creating or reviving platforms of business communication and cooperation. Our guest of honor at our latest Business Forum was Prof. Dr. László Palkovics, Minister for Innovation and Technology, who gave a comprehensive presentation and overview on Hungarian industrial and technological strategy.
During the Business Forum we also had the opportunity to introduce to the Minister and also our members the new ‘Swedish Innovation Highlights in Hungary 2021’ brochure with many examples of joint innovation from the two countries. Swedish companies serve as ambassadors of innovative partnership: we pride ourselves in building cooperation on trust, one of the cornerstones of ‘Swedishness’, and also on transparency, equality in all its forms and shapes, quality, innovative spirit and sustainable, environmentally conscious development.

Download the ‘Swedish Innovation Highlights in Hungary 2021’ brochure

5 sectors, 5 experienced top managers and a forward looking dialogue building on the key learnings that drove the transformation in 2020 – 2021

Did we really need a pandemic to transform our companies and business models?
Which were the key learnings from the transformation?
How will we be doing business in the “new normal”? Will we go back or are the transformations sustainable?
Date: 25 May, 15.00 – 16.15

Panelists:

Dr. Ágnes Fábián, Managing Director, Henkel Magyarország Kft.
Markus Hilken, Managing Director, SAP Labs Hungary
Roland Jakab, Head of Strategy Central Europe, Ericsson
Eva Malá Beluská, Regional Business Transformation and Development Manager, IKEA
András Sávos, Vice President Global Enterprise Systems and Strategic Projects Knorr-Bremse Systeme für Schienenfahrzeuge GmbH; President, DUIHK
Moderator: Thomas Straumits, President, SCCH; Strategic Lead, Merck Sharp & Dohme

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary, in cooperation with Orban Consulting kindly invite you to two INTERCULTURAL MANAGEMENT SESSIONS: Successful cooperation with Swedish managers and business partners.
Dates: 23rd and 30th March, 9.00 – 10.00

During the two focused one-hour sessions, our effective trainers will deliver deep insights using short examples and case studies into intercultural differences and similarities in the working relationship with Swedish business partners and managers.

Trainers:

Klara Denzin, Intercultural Trainer and Senior Consultant, Orban Consulting
Eva Degerman, Swedish Business Expert, Orban Consulting

Session 1 (23rd March):
Culture, perception and intercultural competence
Leading multicultural teams
Successful communication
Building trust
Time management

Session 2 (30th March):
Hierarchy and leadership culture
How Swedish leaders make decisions
Convincing a business partner
The art of saying no
Summary and outlook

Registration: You will get the invitation to the Zoom meetings after registering here until 16th of March.

Participation is free for SCCH members, 10,000 HUF for one workshop and 15,000 HUF for both workshops for non-members.

Please do not hesitate to contact Márta Böddi in case you have any questions! (marta.boddi@swedishchamber.hu or +36 30 456 3713)

Kind regards,

SCCH Secretariat

25 years ago, a few Swedish companies decided to confirm their commitment to Hungary by establishing the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary. Some of them had been here already since 1907, some of them arrived later, but what they have in common is that they brought partnerships, innovative solutions and products which greatly contributed to the economic growth of Hungary.

Our celebration will highlight our innovative side of the companies and the value they have brought and how they and their products/services have developed and changed our everyday as a result.

Over the past years the Hungarian financial indicators have exceeded the expectations, however recent challenges with COVID 19 have turned the economy up and down.

The survival of the national economy will depend on the ability of Hungary to appropriately react and proactively mitigate the impacts.
Macroeconomics has always been an important factor to consider for our Swedish companies in our business decisions how and where to invest.

On Oct 21, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce held a well-visited webinar titled ”Outlook on the Hungarian macroeconomic climate”.
Our moderator, Péter Felfalusi CEO of Intrum led the panel across a wide area of pre-submitted questions and topics with three distinguished experts:

András Vértes, Chairman, GKI Economic Research
Sándor Jobbágy, Senior Macroeconomic Analyst, Concorde Securities
Dávid Németh, Senior Analyst, K&H Bank

Macroeconomics focuses mainly on three areas: GDP, unemployment, and inflation. They are managed by governments and central banks, who set the macroeconomic policies including fiscal and monetary policy to stabilize the economy and central banks using monetary policy to increase or decrease the money supply, and use fiscal policy to adjust government spending.

Our experts discussed their views on the national strategies during the 1st and 2nd wave of COVID-19 but also their projections on how the HUF would be impacted by these strategies over the next few years. While inflation in Hungary will continue to be in the 4% range, it is expected that our GDP will be back to 2019 levels by 2022.

What did the experts think about the “new future” after COVID -19?
The answer to that and many more questions can be found on this podcast which will be available for you until Nov 8.

Thomas Straumits
President

At the 24th Lucia Day Celebration Mr. Ambassador, H.E. Dag Hartelius welcomed the audience. Our President, János Takács made his traditional opening speech. Rita Istivan and Ferenc Doktor handed over the gift to Honorary Board Member Nils Borgström for his loyalty and devoted work in organizing Lucia Day Celebrations through 24 years.

Waldorf Student Choir performed traditional Swedish and Hungarian Christmas songs.

This year sponsor of the event were:

IKEA, János Takács, Ferenc Doktor and Nils Borgström.

The traditional buffet of Swedish cuisine was delivered directly from Sweden to the Swedish table of ELTE Aula Restaurant.

Concert was provided by accordionist MIHÁLY DEMENIV.

A special highlight of the event was the draw of different IKEA gifts and foodboxes.

cooking, eating, networking…
Cooking is about more than eating. We’re networking through cooking and using it to communicate! We can exchange our experiences and future plans.

This evening each participant will receive a partner, they prepare the food together: cheesfondue or Zurich Ragout (Zürcher Gesschnetzeltes in German) with Roestli.

DATE: 16 October, Tuesday, 2018 11:00-14:00
VENUE: GUNDEL Restaurant, Winter Garden 1146, Budapest, Gundel Károly út 4.

AGENDA :
Presentation and Q&A session: 11:00 – 12:15
Lunch: 12:15 – 14:00

The language of the event is English without translation.
Participation fee: 8.500 HUF .
To guarantee your seat, please register by 12 October 2018.

Photo Gallery is available on facebook!

INVITATION to the Business Luncheon

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary kindly invites you to its Luncheon on the occasion of the presentation titled

„ EU and Hungary in the global economy „

Guest speaker:

Dr. ZSOLT BECSEY,
Lecturer of Karoli Reformed University, Budapest, former Deputy State Secretary for Transport, Ministry of National Development, former Member of the European Parliament (European People’s Party),committees, delegations, inter-groups: ECON, TRAN, SEE-Delegation, SEDE, Inter-parliamentary Delegation of Croatia and the EU, Intergroup of Viticulture, Tourism and Sport

DATE: 16 October, Tuesday, 2018 11:00-14:00

VENUE: GUNDEL Restaurant, Winter Garden 1146, Budapest, Gundel Károly út 4.

AGENDA:

Presentation and Q&A session: 11:00 – 12:15

Lunch: 12:15 – 14:00

The language of the event is English without translation.

Participation fee: 8.500 HUF.

To guarantee your seat, please register by 12 October 2018.

Date&Time: Wednesday, 23rd May, 2018 at 18:00-23:00
Venue: Queen Elizabeth Ball Room of the wonderful historic building of GUNDEL (1146 Budapest, Gundel Károly street 4.)

Dear SCCH Members,Dear SCCH Members,

Mark your calendar for the upcoming event.

The SCCH Management Board and the Board of Gran Prize Judges cordially invites You to the 6th Gran Gala.

The tickets are available at HUF 27.000 / persons rate.

Date: Wednesday, 23rd May, 2018 at 18:00-23:00

Venue: Queen Elizabeth Ball Room of the wonderful historic building of GUNDEL
(1146 Budapest, Gundel Károly street 4.)

Dress code: Formal, black tie optional

The EU-Chambers of Commerce in Hungary is pleased to invite You to have a Merry Christmas Drink together.

Date&Time: Tuesday, 16 December 2014, 17:00 – 19:00
Venue: ÉS Terrace, Kempinski Hotel Corvinus (1051., Bp., Erzsébet tér 7-8.)

We encourage everyone to join us, socialize with other members and
partners of the Chamber
and to celebrate Christmas in good company, with

excellent food
(Traditional Beef Goulash, Homemade grilled sausages with mixed
sour cabbage, ‘Bitterballen’ with Mustard, sweet and salty crêpes,
hot apple strudel with cinnamon sauce)

and

delicious drinks
(Mulled wine, Rum punch, Hot chocolate, Hot Mojito).

A special highlight of the event will be the draw of a beautiful and valuable PRECIOSA crystal jewellery among the guests.

PRECIOSA, the world’s top supplier of the highest quality machine-cut Czech crystal components besides Swarovski, arrived to Hungary with its crystal jewels and decorations. At the event you will have the chance to see their fabulous jewels and other products, which will be soon available for purchase in Hungary. Till then, view the collection on www.preciosa.com/en/gifts-jewellery or send an e-mail tomonika.bednar@kiwistudio.hu.

Participation fee
Members + Non-members: gross 5.000 HUF (3.937 HUF + VAT)

Please note that this is an outdoor event, so make sure you wear warm clothes.
Parking is available in the surrounding streets (parking fee applies).