Finnish Way

  Finnway Poland Foundation is planning a 5 days Education-benchmarking trip to Finland for Polish education experts in second week of July 2022. The objective of the study trip is to get to know Finnish teaching methods in basic and vocational education. The participation early-bird-fee is 300€ per person and covers 50% of all the costs of transportation in Finland, meetings, trainings and social events. The trip will officially start from Turku airport and continue via Oulu region to Ruka-Kuusamo. The social media strategy is as follows. The event will be mentioned on the Finn-Way, Finlandia SPOT and Finnway Polska organizations’ social media platforms, starting from September 2021. Finnway Poland Foundation will be responsible for sharing the information among such partners in Poland as Honorary Consulate of Finland in Poznan, Finnish Embassy in Warsaw, Polish Leader Org., Wielkopolska Marshal Office and directors of Polish primary schools in the Wielkopolska region.   The rem

The best way to meet Finnish reindeers (100% sure) is to visit the great reindeer farm in Finland. We truly recommend a trip to Ruka-Kuusamo, to Kujalan Porotila Reineer Farm! You can spend there the whole day with the reindeers and really nice owners of the farm. You can learn more about the place and about the owners by visiting their website:  https://www.kujalanporotila.com/  or by watching the video made by our  Finnish-Polish team in 2019:   Discovering Finland  . The video is introducing two Finnish companies, including Kujalan Porotila. The reindeer farm is worth of visiting also by families with kids! Children can make a real walk with a reindeer, learn on how to feed the reindeer and discover many other unusual rituals related to the life and care of these animals. 100% satisfaction guaranteed! Ruka-Kuusamo is still undiscovered by many Europeans - discover Finland with our help - you won’t regret it! Feel free to contact me via Contact Form in my blog :)

FINNISH WAY - there's a lot to learn about the digital identity... Today I was trying to catch up the  digital identity of Finn-Way. I can tell you: there is still NO   information about Finn-Way when you make a quick search in Google - sorry! No pictures, videos, no pages appear...NOT YET. I see 2 reasons for it:  1. The Finn-Way blog has just been launched and is brand new 2. There is a lot I need to learn about how to be visible in Google :) I will however try my best to change the visibility of Finn-Way during this year and bring interesting insights for people interested in the Finnish Way - the sustainable way of being and living.

FINNISH WAY: we have a big respect for VISIT FINLAND's website and social media! Visit Finland is (for me) the best Finnish organization using social media efficiently in their daily activities to promote "the Finnish Way of being and living". Of course many companies / organizations use social media as their communication channels but...find the links to my favorite, very different organizations below, as well as links to their social media which they use very well in order to inform about Finland and Finnish-Way of being and living: 1. Visit Finland  https://www.visitfinland.com/   https://www.facebook.com/visitfinland https://www.instagram.com/ourfinland/ https://twitter.com/OurFinland https://www.youtube.com/user/VisitFinland https://vk.com/visitfinland https://weibo.com/ourfinland?is_all=1 2. Very Finnish Problems https://veryfinnishproblems.com/ https://www.facebook.com/veryFinnishproblems/ https://www.instagram.com/veryfinnishproblems/ https://twitter.com/soveryfin

FINNISH WAY: using social media tools. Today I discovered a new social media tool called ANIMOTO - the Marketing Video Builder. SEE MY FIRST MARKETING VIDEO HERE  :)  I knew only such great free tool as CANVA but ANIMOTO could potentially become an important tool for Finn-Way Blog to share some good ideas and sustainable Finnish-Way solutions with You! Do you agree with it?

FINNISH WAY: LAITURI means PIER.  Most of Finns are building their own piers if they only posses a house/summer cottage at the lake or river. Self-made products always mean a high quality and present the great skills of the head of the family ;)  

FINNISH WAY: KALASTUS means FISHING. Finns love fishing and eating foods from nature! Whole the families travel for such small and big fishing trips during the summer. During the winter time there is also time for fishing - ice fishing :)