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Record-breaking December for Lapland tourism industry

(18 Dec 2022) FINLAND TOURISM BOOM SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTION SUMMARY: LENGTH: 7:03 ASSOCIATED PRESS Rovaniemi, Finland - 7 December 2022 1. Tilt up of building in Santa Claus Village, a Lapland tourist destination 2. Various of tourists visiting Santa Claus Village 3. Wide of Jorge, tourist from Valencia, Spain, taking photo of his family 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge, tourist from Valencia, Spain: "I have two small children and we always wanted to bring them here for them to meet Santa Claus in person." 5. Various of tourists going down ice slide 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Domenico, tourist from Milan, Italy: "I think Finland and Lapland is a very nice place to stay in the winter period, because you have the snow, you have all these lights. And Rovaniemi is a beautiful city to visit." 7. Wide of Santa Claus Village, Christmas tree in foreground 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Sanna Kärkkäinen, CEO, Visit Rovaniemi: "This season is definitely going to break records, already in December but further on we go for winter, January, February, March. It's going to be a strong full season for Lapland." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rovaniemi, Finland - 10 December 2022 9. Tilt down of exterior of Rovaniemi Airport 10. Pan of interior of airport 11. Sign reading (English) "Finnair. Check-in closes 45 minutes before departure" 12. Wide of airport interior 13. Tilt up from passengers to departure board 14. Close of departures board showing flights to Helsinki, Milan, Dusseldorf and Manchester ASSOCIATED PRESS Rovaniemi, Finland - 7 December 2022 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Sanna Kärkkäinen, CEO, Visit Rovaniemi: "Now this year we see, of course, that the decline is from Asia. So Asia is not open for travel for from all the markets. And now we've got more visitors from Europe because of the direct flights, because of the good connections that we have, mainly from Europe. But what is also distinctive is the fact that we have now more guests from U.S.,meaning North America and South America. And that is, of course, due to the great connections by Finnair opened for this season. So we can already see that impact here." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rovaniemi, Finland - 9 December 2022 16. Wide of cabins in Apukka resort 17. Close of glass roof on cabin which can be used to view Northern Lights 18. Tilt down to guest leaving cabin 19. Wide of guest pushing sledge through snow 20. Wide of exterior of pizza restaurant at Apukka resort 21. Tilt down from ceiling to fire inside restaurant 22. Pull focus from bottles to fire 23. Wide of resort 24. Mid of buildings in resort 25. Mid of resort reception 26. Various of Harri Mällinen, CEO of Apukka Resort, entering reception and speaking to staff member 27. SOUNDBITE (Finnish) Harri Mällinen, CEO, Apukka Resort: "During the COVID pandemic, we invested about 4 - 4.5 million euros for accommodation. And last summer, after the COVID pandemic, we invested another 4.5 million Euros. So we have invested 8 – 9 million euros over the last two years." 28. Wide of snow-covered accommodation 29. Mid of cabin, guest walking through snow 30. Tilt down of rows of cabins 31. Various of family walking through resort 32. Various of resort 33. SOUNDBITE (Finnish) Harri Mällinen, CEO, Apukka Resort: "This year, the same trend has continued; the bookings have come in much earlier than ever. So we will grow about 100 percent compared to last year. Compared to the season before COVID, we are already three times bigger this year. So our turnover has tripled compared to the pre-COVID time." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rovaniemi, Finland - 8 December 2022 35. Wide of huskies LEADIN: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...