Tallinn news

The Kai Art Center, designed by KAOS Architects, has opened in a former submarine production plant in Tallinn, Estonia. Originally built in 1916 to house ... More

A new report from the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has been created to highlight the effects of "overtourism", also helping the world's cities ... More

To coincide with its 100th anniversary celebrations for 2018, Visit Estonia has launched a “Spa Trail” to invite visitors to discover some of the best ... More

German luxury skincare brand Babor has opened a beauty spa in the heart of Antwerp, Belgium. Studio A Beauty & Care – Babor Antwerp is ... More

German skincare brand Babor is continuing its global expansion, with the opening of branded spas in Vancouver, Canada and Tallinn, Estonia. The Vancouver spa is ... More

Kiev’s Olympiyskyi Stadium has been selected by UEFA to host the final of the Champions League in May 2018. The 70,000-capacity stadium is the largest ... More

Lithuania-based fitness chain Impuls LTU has acquired Estonia’s Arctic Sport Clubs, making it the first pan-Baltic fitness centre operator. The company signed a 100 per ... More

A Newcastle-based heritage training scheme, designed to protect the North East of England’s rich engineering heritage, has been awarded a prestigious Europa Nostra Award. First ... More

Hilton Tallinn in the heart of Estonia’s historic capital is set to become Hilton Worldwide’s first property in the Baltic states. The luxury hotel is ... More

Resort operator Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts is to roll out its Pürovel Spa & Sport brand across its global hotel portfolio following its first site ... More

Kumu Art Museum in Tallinn, Estonia, has won the European Museum of the Year Award. The awards, which are in their 31st year, are organised ... More

Andreas Stys has been appointed general manager of Swissôtel The Howard in London. Stys replaces Michael Koltes, who has moved to Estonia to oversee the ... More