Hungary’s Culture and Tourism Potential — A Guest Lecture from Metropolitan University Budapest

Esil University hosted a meeting with visiting professor Bakki Boglárka from Metropolitan University Budapest. The event was organized by faculty members of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities under the supervision of Senior Lecturer Saparov Asylbek Muratovich. Students of the Tourism educational programme participated actively in the discussion.

During the meeting, Professor Bakki Boglárka shared detailed information with participants about the culture of Hungary, its traditions, architectural features, natural attractions, and popular tourist routes. Those present had the opportunity to hear the authentic speech of a native speaker, which made the interaction lively and interactive. Students asked questions, discussed various aspects of Hungarian cultural and tourist life, and actively engaged in dialogue.

Particular attention was devoted to the development of intercultural competence: students familiarised themselves with the traditions, architectural and natural features of the country, and discussed the tourist potential of Hungary's major cities. The event created an atmosphere of lively experience exchange and contributed to strengthening interest in the sphere of tourism.

Students noted the significance of such meetings for broadening their horizons and fostering professional and personal development. The meeting demonstrated how direct communication with experts from other countries helps to better understand the culture, traditions, and tourism potential of foreign nations.