Why are fewer people traveling to northern Europe?

1, the Nordic characteristics are not very obvious. Although Nordic myths are often mentioned, few people pay attention to Nordic culture. More people may be more interested in Viking. Piracy is not a glorious tradition. The five Nordic countries also neglected this aspect intentionally or unintentionally in their propaganda. In addition, the highly unified cultural traditions and geographical features of Northern Europe make it not prominent on the European continent. 2. Prices are high and unfriendly to the outside world. Prices in Northern Europe are notoriously high. Fortunately, the welfare there is not bad, but it is also unacceptable to locals and foreign tourists. Moreover, northern Europeans are always wary of foreigners, and it is difficult for foreigners in northern Europe to feel that kind of leisurely life. 3. Northern Europe lacks world-famous brands. Although there are well-known brands such as Nokia and IKEA in Northern Europe, Nokia has defected to the United States, and it is more convenient to buy IKEA products in China. There are not many brands that can satisfy people's curiosity or take a little advantage, and consumers' desire for consumption has not been released here. 4. Tourism promotion in Northern Europe is still a bit lacking or even ineffective. Northern Europe's cultural customs and natural scenery are very good resources, but no country wants to be closer to China consumers. They often just promote travel agencies. It is precisely because the tourism bureaus in Nordic countries usually don't publicize it to consumers, and because of the high cost of travel, travel agencies are reluctant to introduce Nordic countries to consumers. Therefore, there are not many travel agencies specializing in Nordic tourism at present. As far as I know, there is only one Nordic tourist in muxi. They are so awesome because their headquarters is in Finland. There are many factors that make southern Europe more popular than northern Europe. These are personal feelings. You can learn more about this through the history of Northern Europe.