➡️➡️Many cities and regions in Finland are engaged in ecotourism projects and practices.
- HELSINKI: Helsinki is one of the leaders in sustainable tourism in Finland. The city promotes ecotourism through initiatives such as Helsinki Green Capital, which focuses on green solutions, environmental protection, clean energy, and nature conservation in the context of tourism.
- ROVANIEMI: Located in the polar arctic zone, Rovaniemi is known as the home of Santa Claus and a popular destination for Northern Lights-related travel. The city emphasizes sustainable tourism development, caring for the natural environment, and preserving Sámi culture. Practices include eco-friendly tours, nature education, and the promotion of local products.
- TURKU: Turku, the oldest city in Finland, is also involved in developing ecotourism. The city has numerous ecological projects, including water cleanliness initiatives, nature conservation in the archipelago, and the promotion of responsible travel and eco-friendly practices in hotels and restaurants.
- ÅLAND: The Åland Islands, an autonomous province of Finland, place a strong emphasis on sustainable tourism development. The Åland Islands offer unique nature and a marine environment that is protected and managed sustainably. The islands promote ecotourism, marine environmental education, and encourage the use of eco-friendly transportation.
• KUUSAMO: The Kuusamo region, located in northeastern Finland, is known for its beautiful nature, including the Oulanka National Park and Riisitunturi National Park. The region promotes sustainable tourism by offering a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and skiing, which are carried out in a sustainable manner with respect for the natural environment.
