Finland offers free holidays to foreigners to learn to be happy
After March 20, which for seven years is World Happiness Day, the UN defined Finland for the second consecutive time as the happiest country. For this, he took into consideration some variables such as freedom, trust, income, healthy life expectancy, social support and generosity.
Through its Rent a Finn program, the Nordic country offers free vacations to foreigners to learn to be happy. Finns are opening their homes and lives and welcoming visitors to experience how to reconnect with nature.
How to be happy in Finland?
In addition to witnessing the factors that the UN took into account to define it as the happiest country, if you participate in the Rent a Finn initiative you can visit eight Finnish villages to practice activities such as gathering berries, boating and playing traditional Finnish games . And it is that the secret of the happiness of the Finns, according to the drivers of the initiative, is their nature.
How can you participate in the experience?
If you want to live with a happy Finnish family, you must send a video of maximum three minutes to Rent a Finn, in which you must describe your relationship with nature and explain what is your intention when visiting the Nordic country, in addition to filling the form that You will find on its website where you will find the requirements that will allow you to participate to "rent a Finnish".
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