Finnish writer Tove Jansson claimed in her celebrated novel The Summer Book that “swallows only honour houses where people are happy”. How right she was. In Helsinki, she stayed at Hotel St ...

Finland has topped the World Happiness Rankings for the eighth year – but the real appeal for travellers lies in the ...

Several factors, as highlighted by USNews and Business Finland, explain why Finland stands out as the world's happiest ...

Here are three more ways to tap into Finland’s happy culture. Built in 1906, Rajaportti Sauna in Pispala, Tampere, is the oldest public sauna in Finland. “It’s like a little piece of heaven on earth,” ...

Finland has a lot to smile about ... In other words, they don’t strive to be extremely happy, and as a result, they’re happier with less. This 23-Year-Old Is Out to Break the Record for ...

Finland has topped the World Happiness Report ... “Today is the perfect day to be happy,” a painted wooden sign read, but loneliness and isolation had followed me halfway across the world.

Bless their hearts. Frankly, there are not that many people to keep happy in Finland: 5.6 million. Metro Atlanta has twice that many and most are stuck in traffic. As for the good old U.

Bordered by Scandinavia, Russia, the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia, Finland and its vast stretches of heavily forested open land acts as a northern gate between West and East. #1 in Happy ...

Finland has been ranked first in the UN-sponsored World Happiness Report for the eighth consecutive year. Various factors contribute to the happiness of its citizens, including a strong connection ...

There is some truth in the perception of Finland being a no-nonsense, down-to-earth kind of nation. Generally, Finns are flattered – happy, even – to be honoured by the report's conclusions ...