Finland is paying for people to come visit so they can learn how to be happy. Here's why.
In 2023, the Nordic country topped the rankings with a score that was"significantly ahead of all other countries," according to the. The report was published by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, but written by a team of independent experts and relied heavily on Gallup World survey data that measures life evaluations.
Jimenez said Nordic countries, and especially Finland, benefit from an"infrastructure of happiness," such as safety networks, strong welfare systems, work and life balance, and a connection to nature. April Rinne, who is half-Finnish but based in Portland, is one of the masterclass coaches working on the health and wellbeing days. She said the experience will be a unique one for her because of the time spent working in forests.
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