30Sep,2024
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Finland has topped the list of happiest countries in the world four times in a row for its quality of life and freedom. It has also consistently ranked for the best education systems in the world.
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Home to the world's most bike-friendly city and a beautiful coastline that can keep you occupied for hours, Denmark is ranked number two. The 'Danish way of living' has long been coveted around the world
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Famous for its serene beauty, Switzerland has a direct democracy system where everything is voted on, an anomaly in much of Europe, let alone the world.
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Iceland witnessed the 2007 financial meltdown that plunged it into crisis. Since then, the Icelanders know how to pull together in testing times and there is little that fazes them. The country is home to one of the best places to see the natural magic of the Aurora Borealis, the Northern lights.
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The Netherlands, a country where happiness starts young. In 2013, UNICEF rated Dutch children as the happiest in the world based on educational well-being, safety and health.
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Norway has been sliding down this ranking since 2017 (when it claimed the top spot). The Norwegians have little to no complaints about their life evaluation. The country has one of the best social security systems in the world and a thriving economy, based on its natural resources.
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Sweden lay huge emphasis on work-life balance, leading to a happier population. The country has incredible natural sites with a cosmopolitan capital, providing the best of both worlds.
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