AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Transport & City Mobility: Tallinn is moving to autumn-winter timetables from September 1, with more frequent departures and a new tram T6 starting on the Kopli–Suur-Paala route, plus parents urged to double-check school routes as traffic may get busier in early September. Tourism & Local Food: Northern Latvia is rolling out a new “Ziemeļzemes kods” style network of themed taste routes, linking farms, home producers and attractions with tastings to help small businesses draw visitors. Air Travel Milestone: airBaltic marked its 31st anniversary and hit 70 million passengers, highlighting growing connectivity across the Baltics and wider Europe. Rail & Nature Experience: RMK and Elron plan a “mushroom express” in September, guiding train passengers into forest picking areas with expert tips. International Travel Safety: After the Nepal–China border mudslide near Gyirong Port, Chinese authorities say 261 foreign nationals from 23 countries remain unaccounted for, including 33 Latvians and 2 Estonians, as the death toll and missing figures continue to rise. Regional Connectivity Plan: Tallinn and Helsinki agreed to push forward the Tallinn–Helsinki tunnel project, setting up a joint expert group and stressing both transport and security benefits.
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