Abstract
We can witness the slow withdrawal of the Southem Transdanubian region from the touristic results of the country since 1985, at that time 27.4% of the home and foreign guest nights sold in the public accommodation establishments of Hungary were in the four counties, while in 1992 only 23.4%. Only Zala was capable of producing a change opposite to this trend – in the given period its share in the turnover grew almost double.
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