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2021 September 3   17:24

AS Tallink Grupp published its statistics for August 2021

The number of cargo units transported by Tallink decreased by 3.4%, passenger transportation – by 14.1%

In August 2021 AS Tallink Grupp transported 389 715 passengers, which is a 14.1% decrease compared to August 2020. The number of cargo units decreased by 3.4% to 28 790 units and the number of passenger vehicles decreased by 18.1% to 78 193 units in the same comparison.

AS Tallink Grupp passenger, cargo unit and passenger vehicles numbers for August 2021 were the following:

August 2021

August 2020

Change

Passengers

389 715

453 880

-14.1%

Finland - Sweden

135 783

123 369

10.1%

Estonia - Finland

205 145

315 784

-35.0%

Estonia - Sweden

48 787

3 550

1 274.3%

Latvia - Sweden

0

11 177

-100.0%

Cargo Units

28 790

29 798

-3.4%

Finland - Sweden

5 551

5 547

0.1%

Estonia - Finland

19 427

20 538

-5.4%

Estonia - Sweden

3 812

3 485

9.4%

Latvia - Sweden

0

228

-100.0%

Passenger Vehicles

78 193

95 430

-18.1%

Finland - Sweden

15 361

13 280

15.7%

Estonia - Finland

57 875

80 922

-28.5%

Estonia - Sweden

4 957

307

1 514.7%

Latvia - Sweden

0

921

-100.0%

COVID-19 related travel restrictions were the key operational factor influencing the developments in August 2021.

ESTONIA – FINLAND: August results reflect shuttle and cruise ferry services. Cargo vessel Sea Wind did not operate in August.

ESTONIA – SWEDEN: August results reflect operations of one cruise ferry and cargo ferries on Estonia-Sweden routes.

FINLAND – SWEDEN: August results reflect operations of Turku-Stockholm and Helsinki-Stockholm routes. Cruise ferry Silja Serenade started operations on the Helsinki-Stockholm route at the beginning of August and cruise ferry Silja Symphony from late August. The segment statistics also reflect the Swedish domestic cruises.

LATVIA – SWEDEN: Operations of the Riga-Stockholm route were suspended.

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