TALLINN - Recent years have witnessed an increasing tendency in the opening of industrial parks in Estonia, one favoring a more sustainable economic development. In the medieval era many Estonian towns were members of the Hanseatic league. Now this sort of trade is favored by a number of new, privately and publicly owned industrial areas and parks, contributing to a fortification of regional industrial and transit centers.In a country with 3,800 km of coastline (which is six times more than the land border), business parks make good use of some of the most outstanding European ports...
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