
Agent brief
Overview
Finnish Lapland is a four-month product sold into a demand curve that far exceeds supply. Glass igloos and aurora cabins in Rovaniemi, Saariselkä and Levi are committed a year out, and an agent enquiring in October for a December departure is negotiating for someone else's release, not booking inventory. We hold and release Lapland space on the winter season cycle — agents planning a December or Christmas–New Year programme should be talking to us by spring. The product is activity-driven rather than sightseeing-driven: husky and reindeer sledding, snowmobile safaris, ice floating, the Santa Claus Village programme for family groups, and aurora hunting with the honest caveat that it's weather, not a booking. Thermal gear is included and fitted on arrival, not left to the client to arrange. Helsinki works as a one- or two-night urban bookend.
At a glance
Fixed-departure tours covering Finland
Priced and ready to sell — quote directly from the card, no net-rate request needed.
Group Tours
Capability & practical info
On-ground
Fleet
Partner fleet
Ground office
No
Guide languages
English, Hindi
Min pax for SIC
2
What agents should know about Finland
Trade points
- Best season
- Dec–Mar for snow and aurora. Late Aug–Sep for autumn aurora without snow. Summer is a different, much smaller product.
- Connectivity
- One-stop via Helsinki or European hubs, then domestic to Rovaniemi/Ivalo/Kittilä.
- Typical itinerary
- 4N/5D Rovaniemi, or 6N/7D Helsinki plus Lapland.
Operational notes
- Christmas and New Year Lapland space sells 9–12 months ahead. Set that expectation with agents in writing.
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