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experienced an extraordinary development in the 1930s. The cities of the country, getting over the trauma of the 1st World War and the Great Eco- nomic Crisis, realised the economic opportunities of tourism and their majority started a conscious development of this branch of economy. Its importance was also

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March 1933. the municipality committee adjudicated to establish the tourism com- mittee and the tourism bureau. An enthusi

launched and a conscious product development work has been realised primarily con- centrating on cultural and ecotourism. The tourism supply was based on the heritage values of the city and on the natural beauties of the Mecsek Mountains. The hosting conditions, such as the accommodations and guest catering places, were established with the adequate quality. Such transport connections were realised which can make us envious even today as the direct flight connections be accessed within 3 hours by train and due to the cheap railways domestic tourism opment decisions payed regard to the needs of tourism and there was also an intention to utilise the local products in tourism which is even fashionable today. Presently the market of local products has its renaissance. The results of the 1930s have their im-

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