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Tallinn FoodFair showcased Haaga-Helia Hospitality Competence Center

The 16 th Tallinn FoodFair (TFF) - an internationally recognized source of trade opportunities for food-related industries - from hotels, restaurants and catering services to retailers, importers, producers – was held in Tallinn on October 28-30.

The Fair has become the main industry event for food professionals in Estonia, and as such regularly has over 6000 food professionals and trade visitors in attendance. It also offers many chances to take part in a wide range of varied events – competitions (this year  Bocuse d’Or national competition for example among 13 competitions held) and seminars (this year altogether 290 participants), presentations and product tasting sessions.

This year there were 7230 trade visitors (including 280 foreigners) and 166 (co-)exhibitors (36 foreign ones) – including the  Haaga-Helia Hospitality Competence Centre in Estonia.

Our Lucky Winner

Haaga-Helia also arranged a workshop for food tourism entrepreneurs within the BOSS project Culinary Gulf of Finland and drew lots at the fair stand in order to award one participant with a free AHLEI (American Hospitality & Lodging Education Institute) online course delivered via Haaga-Helia as the certified AHLEI provider in the region. Our lucky winner, Mailis Pokk, is shown in the picture with her certificate.

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