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Photo Credit: Tallinn Convention Bureau, Ahto Sooaru

The government of Estonia has abolished the 50% occupancy requirement for indoor spaces. Now up to 1,000 people can attend an indoor event, and up to 5,000 people may gather for an outdoor event. The requirement of dispersal is still in effect, except in seating areas.

Lifting the occupancy requirement also means that restaurants, museums, cinemas and theatres no longer need to limit the number of visitors and can welcome larger groups.

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Photo Credit: Tallinn Convention Bureau, Rasmus Jurkatam

“We believe that lifting restrictions will fill Tallinn with events and visitors”

The easing of restrictions has been gradual, but consistent within the past few weeks, signalling that Estonia is ready to open for domestic and international events.

Meeli Jaaksoo, head of business tourism in Visit Tallinn welcomes the decision to ease restrictions: “We believe that lifting restrictions will fill Tallinn with events and visitors and we hope that the large international events planned for the autumn will also be able to proceed without any issues.”

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Photo Credit: Tallinn Convention Bureau

For more information about current restrictions in Estonia, please visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the government’s COVID-19 information webpage.

FIND OUT MORE

Visit Tallinn Convention Bureau
Kaarli pst1 / Roosikrantsi 2
Tallinn, 10119

T: +372 640 4414
E: convention@visittallinn.ee
W: www.visittallinn.ee

Event planners can find out everything about organising their events in Tallinn here.

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