Did you know that all the post offices around the world know where Santa Claus lives, so the only address you have to write to your letter is âSanta Clausâ.
The busiest and most active correspondence in the world is handled by Santa Claus Main post Office. We got to ask Katja the main postal Elf some questions and she was happy to share some of the sweetest letters with us. Katja says that even the world is now in the internet and handwritten letters are getting even more seldom, Santa Claus still receives 500 000 letters annually. Santa Clausâ Main Post Office on the Arctic Circle has been temporarily closed from April 3 due to coronavirus situation and will reopen earliest in September.
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Felicity Long
For the past three years in a row, Finland has elbowed out the competition to nab the title of world s happiest country, according to the U.N. s World Happiness Report (yes, there really is such a thing).
Criteria include income per capita, health and life expectancy and social support, among others, but the last time I was in Helsinki with my family, before the pandemic, I had an aha moment about why the Finns keep nailing that elusive award.
The city, while lovely, seems to me to be designed for its residents rather than to impress tourists. For example, our local walking-tour guide wanted to take us to the new Central Library, known as the Oodi, which opened in late 2018, even though we only had a few hours with her.
Lapland left lonely as tourists stay away from Santa s homeland
23 Dec 2020 Santa and his elf, Vanilla, read letters separated by a plexiglass screen to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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International visitors usually flood the Santa Claus Village amusement park, in Finland’s snowy far north, for the reindeer rides, snow castles, and a meeting with the jolly man himself.
As the virus cases soar around the world, the pandemic restrictions are more scrutinized.
However, crowds in the Lapland town of Rovaniemi have dwindled to just a trickle and the cheerful winter wonderland feels ghostly and abandoned. This year has been an exception and a tough year, Santa tells from behind a plexiglass screen installed in his grotto, adding that his visitors have appreciated being able to forget a tough year and enjoy the Christmas cheer.