Eastern Orthodox and Jewish minorities. There is no official national religion. Public telephones are operated by Ft10, Ft20 and Ft50 coins or by telephone cards. An 1800 network also covers the Budapest area. There are cybercaf s in larger towns.
Airmail takes three days to one week to reach other European destinations.
In addition to the main post office, the offices at West and East railway stations in Budapest are open 24 hours a day. Stamps are available from tobacconists as well as post offices. National dailies include N pszabads g, Magyar Hirlap and N pszava. English-language newspapers include the Budapest Business Journal, Budapest Week, Courier Diplomatique, The Budapest Sun, The Hungarian Economy, The Hungarian Observer, The Hungarian Quarterly and The Same Guide To Hungary. From time to time these change.