Estonia, Russia and Finland are planning to forge a golden tourism triangle as representatives from the three countries met at the first conference on tourism cooperation in Estonia's northeastern city of Narva on Wednesday.

The conference, running from Nov. 6 to 8, was attended by representatives of St Petersburg (Russia), South Karelia (Finland) and Ida-Viru county (Estonia), according to the report of Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR).

The conference was jointly organized by the three countries with the aim to develop tourism in Northeast Estonia and to promote cooperation.