Thursday 24 Sep, 2026

AVIAREPS continues its collaboration with Visit Estonia in Sweden

Pictured from left: Kristiina Talisainen, Visit Estonia, Josipa Bakovic and Pamela Pizarro, Aviareps Kristiina Kästik, Visit Estonia

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Aviareps announces that Visit Estonia is extending its cooperation with Aviareps as B2B representative for Estonia for another three years.

Estonia has a lot to offer. Currently, Tartu, the country's second largest city, is the European Capital of Culture and offers a wide range of cultural events and activities. The Estonian archipelago, with its exciting landscape and charming villages, is a favorite among nature lovers. In addition, the destination has strong historical ties to Sweden, which makes the country particularly interesting for Swedish tourists.

Foodies will appreciate Estonia's many Michelin-starred restaurants and other dining options to suit all budgets. From gourmet restaurants to affordable options, there's something for every taste and budget.

Estonia is also easy to reach from Sweden with Tallink's cruise ferries and direct flights with SAS and Ryanair, making it easy to plan a trip.

Kristiina Kästik, B2B Team Lead, adds: ”Visit Estonia is really happy to continue the cooperation with Aviareps in the Swedish market. Estonia and Sweden have a strong connection both historically and today, and for us Sweden is one of the most important markets in tourism. We are convinced that with Aviareps” help we can attract many Swedes to discover and rediscover Estonia.”

Tapani Kauhanen, General Manager of AVIAREPS Sweden, expresses his joy at the continued collaboration: "We are very proud to continue marketing this fantastic country in Sweden. Estonia has a unique charm and diversity that attracts Swedish travelers, and we look forward to continuing to work with Visit Estonia to strengthen Estonia's presence in the Swedish market. It is not only a job for us, but also a very fun and rewarding job."”

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