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Snow, northern lights, Santa Claus - Lapland collected one-half of overnight stays by foreign tourists in Finland.

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Nothern Lights in Lappland. Photo: Pixabay Tourism in Lapland in Finland is growing rapidly. Snow, scenery, ski tracks, ski slopes, the northern lights and Santa Claus will attract tourists to Lapland. The numbers speak the same language. Accommodation establishments in Lapland collected one-half of overnight stays by foreign tourists in December 2016, tells Statistics Finland . The number of recorded nights spent by foreign tourists at accommodation establishments in Lapland was 336,000, which was 26.5 per cent higher than in December 2015. Of these, most nights were spent by British visitors, 158,000. Their overnight stays increased by 28.1 per cent year-on-year.  Reindeers, photo: Pixabay. Overnight stays by tourists from Asia increased by as much as 53.6 per cent in Lapland and nearly 51,000 nights were recorded for them in December 2016.  British visitors emerged as the biggest foreign tourist group in the whole country in December. The retur...

Snow creates beautiful landscapes - Helsinki is dark and without snow but in Lapland you can see a lot of snow

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Lapland. Snow is beautiful and makes the landscape peaceful. Just now we don't have at all snow in Helsinki in Finland. Every third Christmas is without snow in Helsinki. But if you go to Lapland there is plenty of snow and also plenty of tourists from all over the world. People coming to Lapland may see snow for the first time in their life. Then you have to learn to ski and walk in the snow, it might be slippery. In photos you can see the snow where ever you are. Photos: Sirpa Pääkkönen Senate square, Helsinki