Finland is going to pay for 10 people to visit the European country and attend a masterclass in happiness.
“Finland is full of immersive experiences among nature. Our energizing forests, charming lakes, and vibrant archipelago landscapes are all perfect places to relax, unwind and get in touch with your inner happiness,” Ms. Jimenez said.“We’ve chosen the best coaches, one of the most breathtaking resorts in Finland, and a time in the early summer amid the beautiful Finnish nature for our masterclass.
The application involves a sign-up form and a social media challenge. You can apply individually or with a friend or partner. You won’t find a television in your room as the resort promotes a “digital detox” but there will be access to Wi-Fi. And each villa has its own spa and sauna. The list of happiest nations in the World Happiness Report – that Finland continues to take out the top spot on – is largely based on Gallup World Poll evaluations on matters such as GDP per capita, social support, healthy life expectancy, freedom, generosity and corruption.
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