On June 30th, all entry requirements related to COVID-19 will be raised for travellers from abroad, said the Finland Interior Ministry. Travellers coming to Finland from the beginning of June 30th will no longer need to produce a proof of …

 Finland is gradually easing COVID-19 restrictions from February 1 instead of mid-February as initially planned as the burden on its hospitals eases, the government said late on Thursday. On January 18, Prime Minister Sanna Marin said Finland would begin scaling …

Preliminary statistics point to the fact that in 2021, Christmas holiday tourist numbers coming to Lapland and the Kuusamo region is probably to reach pre-Covid levels. In Kuusamo, Sian Porter came to London with her family to spend Christmas time. …

Finland’s Healthy Travel project offers the global cruise industry a lifeline as cruise lines aim to set sail safely once again. In the multi-disciplinary initiative, Finnish academic researchers, cruise companies, shipyards, and subcontractors are coming together to develop and implement science-based solutions that will improve health and safety on cruise ships and in terminal buildings.

Finland has finally eased its border restrictions and is now allowing travellers from the UK who have been fully vaccinated to enter with no additional quarantine or testing requirements. Travellers are required to have their complete vaccination course at least …

Finland has decided to open for travellers from EU and Schengen countries without any additional health safety measures from July 12. Only fully vaccinated tourists, or people who have had a Covid-19 infection before, were born in 2006 or later …

Finland is now going to issue EU Digital COVID-19 passports . As most European countries have already started to issue vaccination passports weeks ahead of the deadline, Finland began the process just now. As a result, since yesterday, June 22, …

The U.S. State Department has added at least 116 countries this week to its “Level Four: Do Not Travel” advisory list, putting the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Israel, Finland, Egypt, Belgium, Turkey, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Mexico, Germany and others …

The Finland tourism board has launched a new virtual campaign, namely, “Rent a Finn” with the aim of introducing the Finnish ways of living to viewers who are currently quarantining by staying at home.

The government of Finland has agreed to provide a state guarantee of up to €600 million to help Finland’s national carrier Finnair, although the measure still needs constitutional consent. The economic policy committee met to consider the guarantee.     …