Hungary's thermal baths may lose heat


By AGENCY
A tourist swimming in the world’s largest biologically active natural thermal lake in Heviz, Hungary. — AFP

Hungary's grand thermal baths are struggling to stay afloat, buffeted by rocketing energy bills.

For many tourists, a highlight of a trip to Budapest is a relaxing soak at one of its many ornate bathhouses.

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