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GDP flash estimate: the economy contracted by 0.7% in Q3

Tallinn as the statistics capital of Europe for three days: new technologies and evolving user needs mean significant changes in the role of NSIs

Which smart devices do people in Estonia use at home?

COVID-19 pandemic pushed up accommodation prices and boosted domestic tourism

3 skills that Estonian enterprises consider important for employees

Oil shale electricity production decreased last year

Then and now: People in Estonia are getting married at later and later ages

Estonian residents have become more aware of the importance of travel insurance

The value of travel insurance policies taken out in Estonia was 25.7 million euros in 2023, and 22.4 million euros in 2022. How common is travel insurance in Estonia? What is the total value of premiums and claims paid? In this blog post, Statistics Estonia’s analyst Egle Loorits takes a closer look at the latest data on travel insurance.

The 2024 major revision of Estonia’s GDP has been completed

More foreign and domestic tourists in accommodation establishments

Exports of services reached a record high in the fourth quarter

The decrease in the average monthly gross wages and salaries was replaced with the increase

Producer price index of industrial output down by 3.9% from last year

In February, there were more foreign tourists accommodated in Estonia than a year earlier

The decline in foreign trade in goods in February was mainly due to mineral fuels

Industrial production up in mining and electricity production, down in manufacturing

In March, the consumer price index rose by 3.9% compared with March last year

41% of women in Estonia experience intimate partner violence

Retail trade turnover has been falling for 18 months

The number of outbound trips grew twice as much as the number of trips within Estonia

General government deficit and debt increased last year

The annual growth of the dwelling price index was the smallest of the last few years

The decline in the producer price index of industrial output continued

Fewer and fewer people are commuting on foot and by public transport. Increasingly, people in Estonia prefer to travel to work by car

In the last 20 years, the share of people walking to work has fallen by nearly half. There is less use of public transport, while commuting by car has risen. Tea Vassiljeva, analyst at Statistics Estonia, looked at the data and examined how the commuting habits of Estonians have changed in recent decades.

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