The mayor of Megyer (the smallest village in Hungary) had an innovative idea to save the village from disappearing by renting the„whole” village for about 670 EUR/day, one can get control over 7 guesthouses, the town hall, the local stables, the animals, a classroom, a canteen, the farmlands.The tenant can also become deputy mayor and rename the streets. Runs as a cooperative(the owners of the cottages as members) and giving job to 8 more people. For developing the the turism even more, the village has bene digitized, they collected the story of 8 buildings and 15 old tools, in order to inform the tourists. In addition to the usual village demonstration, the users can have a glance at the life of the ex-owners of the buildings.
