- Lies, damn lies, and statistics?
- Finns Are Spending Increasingly Shorter Periods of Time in Estonia
- More Finns Than Last Summer, But Overnight Hotel Stays Continue to Decline
- Over 450,000 Tourists Stayed Overnight in Estonia This August
- Wages Increased, But Expenses Grew
- Finnish Tourism to Estonia Remains at Previous Levels
- Tartu Attracted More Tourists in June
- Are Finns to Blame for Tallink’s Losses?
- Easter Affected Spring Tourism Numbers
- Housing prices in Estonia continued to rise in 2024
- Estonia is a popular destination for tourists
- Tallink reports a fall of 5.8% in passenger numbers
26.11.2025 | Estonia
Lies, damn lies, and statistics?
Compiling statistics and analysing them is a difficult craft. A senior analyst at Statistics Estonia commented on the September … Read more
9.11.2025 | Estonia
Finns Are Spending Increasingly Shorter Periods of Time in Estonia
The Bank of Estonia, Eesti Pank, has published its tourism statistics for the third quarter. The share of Finnish … Read more
14.10.2025 | Estonia
More Finns Than Last Summer, But Overnight Hotel Stays Continue to Decline
The number of Finnish ferry passengers increased by 5.4% during the summer months. According to the Port of Tallinn, … Read more
10.10.2025 | Estonia
Over 450,000 Tourists Stayed Overnight in Estonia This August
According to Statistics Estonia, a total of 459,200 tourists stayed in accommodation establishments in August 2025, which is 1% … Read more
3.9.2025 | Estonia
Wages Increased, But Expenses Grew
According to Statistics Estonia, the average gross salary of Estonians and those working in Estonia has already risen above … Read more
16.8.2025 | Estonia
Finnish Tourism to Estonia Remains at Previous Levels
According to the Bank of Estonia, Finns accounted for 40% of foreign tourists in the second quarter. This is … Read more
15.8.2025 | Estonia
Tartu Attracted More Tourists in June
A total of 25,959 tourists stayed overnight in Tartu in June 2025, which is 9.94% more than the same … Read more
5.8.2025 | Estonia
Are Finns to Blame for Tallink’s Losses?
The Estonian business newspaper Äripäev published an interview on 24 July with Tallink CEO Paavo Nõgene, in which he … Read more
