Posts Tagged ‘ Tallinn ’

How did European airports fare in the awards? And how did holiday destination airports win?

Gingerbread in Tallinn, walking below tigers in Chessington and playing Pokémon GO in Japan are a few of the items that attracted Adrian’s attention this week.

Greater protection for air passengers, Ryanair’s baggage policy and new museum about dogs occupy some of Adrian’s thoughts this week.

Some Caribbean islands are open for business again after the hurricane damage and, as half term is still on, Adrian finds some events you might want to visit isn Salou and Sydney.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

Estonia is one of those countries that you may have heard of, but few have visited. With Prince Harry’s pending visit on May 16, Natasha was interested in seeing what the country had to offer.

Over the last decade the three Baltic capitals have firmly established themselves as appealing Christmas market destinations. Anna Maria Espsäter gives you the low-down on this year’s markets in all three cities.

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month Bhutan and the Black Sea resort of Batuni get the thumbs up, but readers are advised to avoid the Big Apple’s JFK airport

Estonia has shed its reputation as a venue for stag parties and become an European mini-break destination par excellence. Anthony Lydekker takes a trip to Tartu – the country’s second largest city

Estonia has shed its reputation as a venue for stag parties and become an European mini-break destination par excellence, writes Anthony Lydekker

No-frills airlines have opened up opportunities for us to visit countries we might not have otherwise thought about. Take Estonia for example. Before the no-frills airlines went there, not that many people travelled from Ireland or the UK to the country. Now they have just announced that there has been a 90% increase in visitors going there.

CD Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month the future looks red hot for Virgin’s cabin crew but gap years could be on their last leg…

Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, began it’s co-reign as one of the European Capitals of Culture by hosting a fireworks extravaganza on New Year’s Eve. It even set up a new organisation some three years ago just to organise events throughout this year. And this is a big year for Estonia as well since in August it celebrates 20 years as an independent country. So there are two reasons why Estonia will probably welcome a greater number of tourists this year;they are estimating an additional 200,000 visitors.