Estonia, often known as the country of forests and islands, welcomes a large number of visitors every year; however, it has kept its doors shut to all but essential travel as soon as the Coronavirus pandemic started to spread in Europe.

Last year, the Northeastern European country saw 1.97 million visitors who stayed in the accommodation establishments in the country, or a 48 per cent decrease compared to 2019 figures. Such a decrease was marked due to the Coronavirus pandemic, which prohibited many travellers from visiting the country for non-essential purposes.

Last year, the virus prevented international visitors from entering the Baltic country and camp freely in its forests or exploring this territory’s amazing nature, which mainly attracts nature lovers.

Up to this point, the country has recorded a total of 144,001 COVID-19 infection cases and 1,302 deaths based on the figures provided by the World Health Organization.

However, some