Tallinn romances the Nordic regions

During these worrying times there is some good cheer for those in search of romance. A leading survey has found that Tallinn is the most satisfying and romantic city in the Nordic region.

Norden undertook “Experience design in city tourism” project, a large comparative interview study of more than 5000 tourists in August 2007.

The study gathered as much relevant information about the tourists as possible including such things as; inspiration sources, reasons to go, motivations, experience, specific activities, and image of the city. The survey also looked at background variables such as age, travel group and gender. This study has benchmarked 14 cities in many different aspects which gives each city an opportunity to analyse its strengths and weaknesses. Cities participating in the Norden survey were; Copenhagen, Aarhus, Malmo, Uppsala, Stockholm, Turku, Reykjavik, Riga, Vilnius, Oslo, Bergen, Helsinki, Tampere and Tallinn.
Tallinn emerged as the most satisfying city, seducing tourists with its atmosphere. The city also scored highly (65.5%) as a romantic destination ahead of both Vilnius and Riga.
Historical and sightseeing spots were highly appreciated by tourists in the all three Baltic capitals. Tallinn scored 56.2% for design and architecture.

COMMENTS

(name)


 
OFFERS OF THE DAY:
Burn more than you eat! Via Vitalité
People are mistaken in thinking that you can lose weight without eating. To lose weight, you need to eat, but you need to burn more calories than you take in. | More
The most popular dish of the summer! Nurmuižas pils
The most popular dish of the summer - Avocado cold soup, which is perfect for hot summer days. | More
Best accommodation in Zemgale in 2024 Atpūtas komplekss “Miķelis”
Winner of the "Zemgale Tourism Annual Award 2024" in the accommodation category in the nomination "Zemgale Golden Pillow" 2024 | More
A historic place with a romantic charm! Viktorija
The 3-star Hotel Viktorija is located in a renovated Art Nouveau building in the center of Riga, a 15-minute walk from the Old Town. | More

About us | Advertising | Cooperation | Code of Ethics | Contact us | Copyright | Privacy Policy
All rights reserved © 2002 - 2025 BalticTravelnews.com | Design & maintenance © 2000 - 2025 1st-studio.com

 
Total Timed::7.78687716sec.