Finland considers ways to stop most Russian travellers, PM says

Finland is looking to reduce the influx of Russian tourists. — Reuters pic

Thursday, 22 Sep 2022 10:46 PM MYT

HELSINKI, Sept 22 —The Finnish government is considering ways to sharply reduce Russian tourism and transit through Finland, Prime Minister Sanna Marin told a news conference today. — Reuters

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