Port of Tallinn celebrates Baltic Sea Day
Baltic Sea Day is celebrated on August 27 in several countries bordering the Baltic Sea. In Estonia, activities are focused around the Tallinn Old City…
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Rail freight transport will continue to be encouraged with new user charges
On 13 August, the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) set the railway infrastructure usage charges, which will be valid for the 2026/2027 timetable…
Tram line from Old City Harbour to the Airport to open on August 1st
From August 1, 2026, tram line T2 will operate on the Kopli–Vanasadam–Lennujaam route, creating a convenient direct connection between the Port of Tallinn and the airport.…
Successful Delivery of High-Value Chillers Across Europe
At CF&S, we recently completed a challenging transportation project involving the delivery of 7 industrial chillers, with a total cargo value of €2.1 million. Each…
Russia decided to temporarily suspend rail transport through the Koidula railway border crossing
The Russian government has decided to temporarily suspend the movement of vehicles, goods and cargo through the Russian railway border crossings with Finland, Estonia and…
Estonian and German ports agree to strengthen cargo connections
Minister of Infrastructure Kuldar Leis participated in a visit to Germany on 25-26 May with a business delegation from the Estonian maritime and logistics sector.…
Port of Tallinn opened a new multifunctional quay “Tuuli” in Paldiski South Harbour
A strategic investment by the Port of Tallinn – a new multifunctional quay in the Paldiski South Harbour – has been opened. On European Maritime…
Port of Tallinn offers rare quayside development plots at Muuga Harbour
Port of Tallinn has announced the availability of a 20‑hectare prime development area directly on the quayside at Muuga Harbour, Estonia’s largest cargo port. The…
Merle Kurvits is the new head of Estonian Railways
Today, Merle Kurvits, who has extensive management experience and a background in the railway sector, took over the position of Chairman of the Board of…
Tallinn’s strength in cruise tourism is not masses, but meaning
International tourism trends clearly show that travelers’ expectations are changing. They are looking less for simply new places on the map and more for experiences…
