[ptrikha21]

In this video, the narrator travels to Rovaniemi, Finland, the capital of Lapland, situated on the Arctic Circle.

He meets his friend, Sunny Sir at the nearby airport, noting that their vehicle is prohibited in Eastern Europe.
They explored the Santa Claus Village, whose familiar imagery is attributed to Coca-Cola marketing, and the Arctic Circle line.

In Rovaniemi, the sun does not set (Midnight Sun) during summers, providing daylight even at 1:30 AM, with the next sunset anticipated in August.

Conversely, winters feature long periods of darkness.

They both then visit a large local supermarket, observing that while Rovaniemi’s economy relies on winter tourism, prices are inflated, especially alcohol.
This is because they have long and dark winters where people tend to have more alcohol consumption and to control that, there are high taxes on alcohol.

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[germainebull]

This trip to Rovaniemi, Finland is a great experience. The Santa Claus Village is a must-see. It is said that Coca Cola shot the promo. The sun never sets there, it stays the same all night. Things are very fresh with the midnight sun. But prices are high because of tourism. Alcohol is taxed on top of the long and dark winter. It is a way to know how life goes there.

[ptrikha21]

This trip .......................

I got to know a lot from this video.
Many things for the 1st time.

[germainebull]

In this video, the narrator travels to Rovaniemi, Finland,

Rovaniemi, a Finnish city famous for being Santa Claus's home, lies close to the Arctic Circle. People flock there to witness the Northern Lights and enjoy fresh snowfall. Activities like husky riding and skiing are popular, and the city has a peaceful and charming atmosphere.