Baltics: McDonald’s to Open New Joint

McDonald’s plans to open another fast-food joint in Estonia this year, adding to the existing 10

A McDonald's fast-food joint next to Tallinn's ancient city wall, dating back to the 14th century | Photo: Postimees/Scanpix

“McDonald’s is the leader of the restaurant business in the Baltics,” said Melo Hili, chair of the Baltic franchises.

Currently with 29, McDonald’s plans to have 35 locations catering to the people of the three Baltic nations within the next three years.

The three most recently opened locations in Estonia set up shop in 2010. One franchise will be opened in Lithuania and three in Latvia in 2012.

by Ott Tammik

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