Take a break from the digital world to reconnect with nature


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By declaring the island a phone-free zone, visitors will be prevented from spending too much time on social media, and more time enjoying nature. — AFP

Finland is pulling out all the stops to live up to its reputation as a destination that encourages visitors to reconnect with their senses. This month, the country that touts itself as the home of Santa Claus capitalised on its title as happiest country in the world by organising an all-expenses-paid masterclass on finding happiness.

Taking place in a forest setting for the most part, the programme, which was only able to be enjoyed by a few lucky participants, focused on the importance of a balanced diet, as well as a closer relationship with nature.

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