The reasons for Finland's developed tourism industry

1. The local economy is developed and the infrastructure is complete. This provides a solid foundation for the development of tourism.

2. Western European countries have high population quality, good social order and relatively perfect relevant laws. These factors have promoted the prosperity of tourism.

3. The western part of Finland is adjacent to the coast, with developed transportation, developed economies of neighboring countries and perfect local land, sea and air transportation facilities. This greatly facilitates the travel of tourists.

4. Finland is politically, economically and culturally developed, and its natural and cultural landscapes are of high quality, attracting a large number of tourists.

5. Western Europe has a temperate maritime climate, with mild temperature throughout the year and no ice-free rivers, and all seasons are suitable for developing tourism. This provides suitable climatic conditions for Finland's tourism activities throughout the year.