The Baltic Sea Tourism Forum 2026 #BSTF2026 will take place in beautiful Helsingør (Elsinore), Denmark, with a networking programme on 2 November and the main Forum day on 3 November 2026! BSTF 2026 is organised by the EUSBSR Policy Area Tourism Coordinators together...
How to make low carbon tourism business successful and turn low carbon tourism experiences fun for the visitors? Welcome to the international Forum “Less Carbon – Double the Fun” to network and co-create low carbon future of tourism! The Forum will bring key...
Do companies want to expand abroad?Are they ready to enter new markets?Do they have growth ambitions? After working with over 250 SMEs across the Baltic Sea Region through the BSR Go-abroad project, one insight became particularly clear: Many smaller companies do not...
On 27 February 2026, a panel discussion on the use of gypsum in agriculture brought together 39 participants, including researchers, agricultural experts, advisors, and farmers. Representatives of Agricultural Advisory Centers, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural...
When SMEs think about internationalisation, the focus is often placed on products, services and sales opportunities. Can the product succeed abroad?Is there demand in another market?How quickly can the company scale internationally? These questions are important — but...
370 people attended Jalotus’ spring festival at Keravan kartano on Sunday, April 26. The event, supported by 14 volunteers, focused on circular economy themes, sustainable everyday living, and biodiversity. Visitors took part in a seasonal clothing swap and a garden...
Hosted by the Council of the Baltic Sea States, the City of Tallinn and the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the annual forum gathered policymakers, researchers, businesses and civil society actors to strengthen cross-border cooperation across the Baltic Sea...
Join us on June 3, 2026, from 09:00 to 10:30 CET (10-11:30 EET) for the webinar: “Regenerative Tourism in the Baltic Sea Region: Turning Vision into Action.” Organised by the Policy Area Tourism Coordinators of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region—specifically,...
They say innovation is hard to predict. In the Baltic Sea e-Nav project, funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region program, we’ve gathered hydrographic offices, meteorological institutes, academia and maritime tech providers around the Baltic to develop a new...
The report provides a detailed overview of current waste management practices on the busy Tallinn–Helsinki passenger route and identifies several opportunities for advancing circular waste management in maritime transport. The aim of the Tallinn pilot in Circular...
