Arie Yom-Tov, an Israeli businessman, saw potential in Hungary during its transition from socialism in the late 1980s, despite its bleak appearance. He became a significant player in the real estate and tourism sectors, emphasizing the importance of risk-taking and innovation. Yom-Tov highlighted the duality of Hungary as a 'gray' communist country with vibrant opportunities. He criticized bureaucracy as a hindrance to investment and expressed the need for social responsibility among the wealthy. He believes Hungary can attract wealthy individuals with its favorable security and tax environment, and he envisions further developments in tourism and community projects. Teljes cikk (Index.hu)