The Ministry of Finance filed a report due to Márton Nagy's horrendous accommodation costs

The Hungarian Ministry of Finance has filed a report against Márton Nagy regarding his travel expenses and temporary foreign delegations, suspecting embezzlement, budget fraud, and bribery. The ministry claims the damages exceed 100 million HUF. Nagy, the former Minister of Economic Affairs, reportedly favored luxury accommodations, often staying in five-star hotels at significant public expense. His trips frequently targeted Brussels for EU meetings, with some hotel costs reaching over 3 million HUF for four nights. Additionally, he was noted for visiting a South Korean resort and renting a private jet for a short trip.