Finnish Finesse: Finland and its expansive white landscapes certainly hold incomparable splendour, but all that dazzling snow is just one of its many wonders to behold. There’s so much more to this breathtaking region and if you’re looking for something you can proudly reflect on in future years, Finland is surely right for you. Join St. Nicolas as he skis, snowboards, sleds and skates across the landscapes of his Lapland home or ride reindeer or husky and hey, you could even try a more commonplace snow mobile. Sightseeing is seemingly limitless with summer months offering fascinating architecture-filled castles and museums, ruins and zoos, as well as a wide variety of other attractions. Of course, winter goes without saying but, perhaps the most noteworthy attraction is the Northern Lights, a humbling natural phenomenon that illuminates the many ski slopes below. To summarise, Finland has something for everyone.
Finnish Provinces: The state of Finland consists of 6 administrative provinces which are further divided into 90 districts. Helsinki is Finland’s capital, located on the southern coast. Bordering Russia, the Baltic Sea, the Gulf of Bothnia, Sweden and Norway, Finland boasts an impressive 1,126 km coastline as it does an adjoining lake and river systems which provides significant natural waterways. Coastal south and west Finland has thousands of small outstretched islands whilst central Finland hosts a majority of the country’s 60,000 lakes. Northern Finland is home to most of the country’s forestry.
Investment opportunities in Finland: 4 million tourists visit this region per year and considering Finland boasts an expected 300% growth in the property market over the coming decade, the overlooked Finnish property investment market with its unrealised potential is a proven opportunity with guaranteed returns. With generously interpreted and liberal regulations leading to a steady increase in the regions foreign investment, ranking it amongst the top 10 places to appeal to international investors, predominantly from Sweden, the UK, US, Germany and France, Finland holds great and understandable appeal.
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