  Moreover, our people from the imports department, who work in Tallin with our furniture cargo say that (must be every weekend?) they see hoards of Finnish tourists unloading in the Tallin port, while other hoards of them are already heading back to the ships, drunk as hell and with full trolleys of Estonian alchohol! Estonians keep telling, that prices for alchohol in Eesti are a lot lower than in Finland + the countries are so close, that they even developed such kind of a tourist industry for Finns - go to Estonia to buy some cheap booze! :D  So true, so true. Old days the difference with prices was much bigger, but when Estonia joined to EU last year, Finnish govrnemnt were forced to reduce prices. Even they lowered prices around 33%, Finnish booze is still 2-5 times expensier that Estonian one. There are also some this kind of traffic over Russian border but since its more tricky to travel Russia due border protocol and custom line etc, it way much smaller. But this is not the whole picture. There're lot of Finnish tourists who go there for something else than alcohol, but they don't make such of noise about them.