TravelGuide: 48 hours in Estonia

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(CNN) -- -- The Estonian government may be promoting its country as a good base for business, but aside from its location, what else does the Baltic nation have to offer business travelers and investors?

The Business Traveller team spent over 48 hours in Estonia making the latest television program. Here is what they found:

Doing business in Estonia

Enterprise Estonia: http://www.eas.ee/
Contact: Edith.Kiilmaa@eas.ee

Dining and entertaining

As featured on the program:

Bowling
Rocca al mare
Paldiski Mnt. 96, Tallinn
Open Monday to Friday, 12 pm to 1 am, Saturday, Sunday 10 am to 1 am.
Telephone: +372 6562 964

Restaurant
Bocca
Olevimagi 9, Tallinn
Open 7 days a week to 12 pm to 12 am.
Tel: +372 641 2610 http://www.bocca.ee/

Nightclub
Bon Bon
Mere Pst. 6E, Tallinn
Open 10 pm to 4 am, closed Monday, Tuesday and Sunday.
Tel: +372 661-6080

Resources

Stories

Tallinn grows as a travel hub

Reverse brain drain benefits Estonia

Videos

Music of Estonia

A country of change

Travel to the Baltic State

Weather

CNN's forecast for Tallinn, Estonia

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