hirnokajandek.hu
Free monthly Hungarian magazine with gift vouchers, discounts and a business directory filterable by county
About hirnokajandek.hu
Hírnök Média Bt. publishes Hírnök Magazin, a free monthly magazine, and the Hírnök Ajándék website, which lists gifts, vouchers, discounts and a directory of shops, service providers and companies.
The magazine appears on the first Thursday of each month and is sent to subscribers by e-mail the following morning. Gift codes are split: the first part is printed in the magazine and the second part arrives by e-mail. Businesses can submit advertisements through the site.
Gifts and directory entries can be filtered for nationwide offers, Budapest and individual counties of Hungary.
Product: Hírnök Magazin, a free monthly magazine, and an online gift, voucher and business directory (Címjegyzék) with regional filters.
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