The title of Estonia’s Leading Business Hotel has been won by the Radisson Blu Sky Hotel at the international tourism and hospitality contest World Travel Awards for the second consecutive year.

Following initial financial results revealing heavy losses by the Estonian airline, a ministry document indicates it will deliberate the sale of state-held shares in the airline.

The 'Go Wild, Choose Estonia' slogan will play a substantial role in defining the offerings at Estonia's stand at the IMEX fair in Frankfurt this year.

The Latvian ACMI and charter provider has received an Air Operator’s License in Malta, continuing its market expansion plans.

As the Helsinki-Tallinn ferry stats tumble, studies are being lined up to provide an understanding of passengers’ needs.

After senior finance jobs at Microsoft and the casino operator Olympic, Kristi Ojakäär starts a new direction in aviation today.

Meeting and events planners across Europe are invited to the Meet Estonia 2019 workshop and fam trip.

In a continuing reorganisation, Nordica is considering a buyout of its partner LOT’s stake in Regional Jet, which flies some SAS routes.

The Estonian Convention Bureau and Visit Estonia are launching a new campaign this week at IBTM.

All of a sudden, Stockholm has the most flights per day to and from the Estonian capital.

Riga-based airBaltic is mapping expansion in neighbouring Estonia, with plans for 12 routes from TLL in 2019, including Copenhagen.

The Nordic Hotel Forum says that housing the bees adds to its green credentials – and the honey is harvested for breakfast.

A subsidiary of the Estonian national airline is starting Stockholm-Arvidsjaur-Gällivare flights this week.

The Latvian airline is expanding its presence in Tallinn, announcing its first destinations for summer 2019.

Jaan Tamm leaves the Estonian carrier on a high, soon after the airline posts its first full-year profit.

A castle in southern Estonia is redeveloped with unique accommodation as the Castle Wagenküll Spa Hotel.

A loss of around €6 million had previously been forecast, but Estonia’s flag carrier made a profit instead.

TLL beat other airports in the category such as Cork, London City and Torino by making big investments.

The fast-growing low-cost carrier launches operations from Tallinn and new routes from Lithuania and Poland.

The online taxi hailing company has secured $175 million in funding from a group led by Daimler.