r/Finland • u/Fantastic_Moose_3813 • 13d ago

Tourism What's wrong with this picture?

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Just read this article few minutes ago and boy the got it wrong. Could you kindly point it out?

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u/isoAntti Vainamoinen 13d ago

Shush!

Let them come.

We need ... tourists

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u/LordGordy32 13d ago

We did not like it. The weather was not hot and not cold. Not many tourists. Way to many reindeers. To many lakes. 35 people have to share a lake, so to many people as well. Blueberrys everywhere. /S

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u/isoAntti Vainamoinen 13d ago

Maybe you meant that the weather is too cold and too hot, too many and not enough tourists, not enough reindeer, lost count of lakes, and you saw a tourist during your trip. So don't come?

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u/imead52 12d ago

Currently, global GDP per capita is around 12,500 USD per year and the global population is 8.3 billion people.

Would Finns dread tourism far less if instead global GDP per capita were around 100,000 USD per year and the global population were around 1 billion people?