NATPE Budapest wrapped its 2023 edition with 735 registered attendees

NATPE Budapest 2023 attracted 735 registered attendees, which represents a 20% increase over the previous year, including 366 qualified buyers and 112 exhibitors. More than 400 companies and 60 countries were represented.

23 JUN 2023

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NATPE Budapest 2023 has wrapped a very successful market week, with growth on every front. The event attracted 735 registered attendees, which represents a 20% increase over the previous year, including 366 qualified buyers and 112 exhibitors. More than 400 companies and 60 countries were represented.

A major highlight of the event was the Tuesday night Boat Party, with more than 80% of attendees cruising the Danube River, taking in Budapest’s majestic sights and unwinding on a packed dance floor. This was the same Danube River cruiser that has always hosted NATPE Budapest’s traditional boat parties.

The 2023 edition of NATPE Budapest was celebrated from June 19 to 22 at the InterContinental Hotel of Budapest. This year’s marketplace was the first NATPE Budapest to be organized by Brunico Communications, after the company acquired all the assets of the National Association of Television Programming Executives (NATPE) at the beginning of this year.

Exhibitors for this year included All3Media International, Atresmedia, ATV, Banijay Rights, Calinos, Caracol, Cineflix Rights, Cyber Group Studios, Deutsche Welle, Disney Star India, Eccho Rights, eOne, Fox, Fremantle, Gaumont, Global Agency, Inter Medya, Kanal D, Lionsgate, Madd Entertainment, Mediapro, Mediawan, Mediterraneo, MGM Studios, Mistco, Movistar Plus+, NBCUniversal, Paramount, RCN, Red Arrow Studios International, Sony Pictures Television, Studiocanal, TelevisaUnivision, Warner Bros. International, and ZDF Studios, among many others. Furthermore, delegations from the Organization of Ukrainian Producers (OUP), Spain’s ICEX and the Independent Film and Television Alliance (IFTA) in the United States attended this year’s market.

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