  A hypergraph $H$ is hamiltonian-connected if for any distinct vertices $x$
and $y$, $H$ contains a hamiltonian Berge path from $x$ to $y$. We find for all
$3\leq r<n$, exact lower bounds on minimum degree $\delta(n,r)$ of an
$n$-vertex $r$-uniform hypergraph $H$ guaranteeing that $H$ is
hamiltonian-connected. It turns out that for $3\leq n/2<r<n$, $\delta(n,r)$ is
1 less than the degree bound guaranteeing the existence of a hamiltonian Berge
cycle. Moreover, unlike for graphs, for each $r \geq 3$ there exists an
$r$-uniform hypergraph that is hamiltonian-connected but does not contain a
hamiltonian Berge cycle.
