VIA Hanseatica is a historically ancient tourism route connecting Russia, Estonia and Latvia. This route is based on historic transport and trade routes from St. Petersburg through Tartu to Riga and further to Western Europe. VIA Hanseatica and its adjacent area serve...

The end of the project is fast approaching, which marks the deadline for the implementation of the promised activities. However, the issues raised in the projects never disappear with the end of the project - mostly the partnerships update the issues so that they can...

We are pleased to announce that the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme 2014-2020 funded BALTIC LOOP project will hold its final conference on 16th June 2021, ahead of the project’s closing. At present, both national and European Union levels focus on transportation...

From October 2020 to March 2021 the Foundation “Ventspils High Technology Park” (hereinafter – VHTP) and “eMobility” Ltd. (hereinafter -“eMobility”) had been preparing a Case Study on the Assessment of the Transit Corridor Belarus – Latvia – Sweden within ‘Baltic...

On April 28, Vidzeme Planning Region organized an online seminar "Via Hanseatica - tourism and mobility in Vidzeme". During the event, the attendees were introduced to the vision of the development of the Via Hanseatica tourism and transport corridor 2030. The...

A special platform was created during the project (https://www.balticloop.eu/index.php/platform/). The aim of the platform is to encourage mutual communication and facilitate access to documentation for transport stakeholders. It is possible to find different traffic...