Lóránd Szarvadi, an entrepreneur known for the Domo network, has turned to the HoReCa sector, where he has invested in hotels and wine import.
Călin Nicolescu
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Lóránd Szarvadi, the founder of Domo, was a key player in electronics retail in Romania, but after exiting the sector, he focused on HoReCa. He bought a hotel in Băile Bálványos and invested in its modernization, increasing its occupancy from 30% to 80%. It has also developed a hotel complex with 172 rooms and spa facilities. Szarvadi emphasizes the importance of infrastructure for the success of tourism businesses and continues to invest despite the challenges in the industry.
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