18.12.2021 | Estonia
Tallink Silja’s President and CEO: “Next summer we can achieve an occupancy rate of approximately 70 per cent compared to 2019”
Text Timo Huttunen
Photo Dmitry Sumin / Unsplash

During an interview for the “Vikerhommik” radio program, Paavo Nõgene, the director of Tallink, said that in the summer of 2022, the company could reach an occupancy rate of about 70 per cent compared to before the pandemic. “It will take at least a couple of years for tourism to recover to the levels of 2019,” Nõgene stated. “However, this presupposes that there will no longer be big surprises with omicron or other coronavirus variants,” Paavo Nõgene added.
Tallink Silja will offer more than 300 summer jobs next summer. The fact that the company has a total of more than 300 summer jobs across various tasks on land also shows a strong belief in the recovery of tourism. The summer jobs on land are in terminals, travel sales, and warehouses.
Students, people in the early stages of their careers and experienced professionals in their field are welcome to apply. In addition, as well as summer positions on land, Susanna Siljander, HR Director of Tallink Silja stated that they are also seeking “service-minded, positive and multilingual people for their ships for roles in restaurants, shops, children’s playrooms, the kitchen, and hotel department. There are also vacancies on the deck and in the machine department ”.
To learn more about this and similar topics
jobs in Estonia
Jobs in Tallinn
Paavo Nõgene
Summer Job
Summer Job Estonia
Tallink
Tallink Silja
Tallinn
22.5.2025 | Estonia
This Is What’s up in Estonia
Estonian population decreased According to Statistics Estonia, on 1 January this year, 1,369,995 people lived in Estonia, which means … Read more
14.5.2025 | Restaurants
New Car-Free Pedestrian Zone in Kalamaja
The Krulli Quarter (Krulli kvartal) is located in the Kalamaja district of Northern Tallinn. In 1899, the German industrialist … Read more
13.5.2025 | Estonia
Defense tax to be abolished in Estonia, replaced by other tax increases
The Estonian government is canceling the 2% defence tax, which was scheduled to come into effect temporarily from the … Read more
10.5.2025 | Estonia
Simulation Involving Sirens and Emergency Alerts on Wednesday
Sirens will howl and emergency text messages will be distributed throughout Estonia on Wednesday, 14 May in conjunction with … Read more
27.4.2025 | Culture
What Estonians Say Can Sometimes Mean the Opposite
Every language evolves over time, and Estonian is no different in this sense. What does make Estonian different, however, … Read more
18.4.2025 | Estonia
6
Exhibition of war booty of Ukrainian fighters at the Estonian War Museum—also offering pastries to support veterans
The Estonian War Museum in Viimsi will hold a charity event on Saturday, 19 April, with proceeds going to … Read more
16.4.2025 | Estonia
Tank up, and then off to Tallinn
DiscoverCars.com ranked Europe’s top destinations for car travellers in the spring. The ranking was based on a number of … Read more
8.4.2025 | Estonia
Flights Resume Between Tartu and the World
Air traffic between Tartu and Helsinki was reopened in March last year. During this past year, over 37,000 passengers … Read more