"Among the top 10 countries whose people travel the most, Finland ranked third globally for traveling internationally, with each person averaging 1.7 trips annually. In terms of domestic travel, Finland came in second place behind the U.S., averaging 5.8 domestic trips per person. The combined number of domestic and international trips per person put Finland in first place globally as the country with the most frequent travelers per capita."
"The Finns' wanderlust appears to be fueled by the country's healthy attitude in separating work from personal life: Finland once again ranked among the top 10 countries with the best work-life balance, a study by Remote shows. Workers enjoy between 24 and 30 days of paid annual leave on top of 12 public holidays, giving the Finns a generous amount of wiggle room to plan a vacation."
"It's even the country that has the most coffee drinkers in the world. Adding yet another laurel to their crown, a WorldAtlas report revealed that apart from being the happiest bunch there is, Finnish people love to travel - so much so that they're one of the countries whose residents travel abroad the most."
Finland records the highest combined rate of domestic and international travel per capita, with residents averaging 5.8 domestic trips and 1.7 international trips yearly. The country ranks third worldwide for international travel and second for domestic travel, producing the most frequent travelers per person. Generous paid leave (24–30 days) plus 12 public holidays supports travel. A strong passport with access to 174 countries and relatively high average salaries (14th globally in 2025) further enable mobility. Finland also leads in measures of wellbeing and societal strengths, including top happiness rankings and high marks for safety, literacy, and environmental performance.
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