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FIVE BLISSFUL COUNTRIES IN 2021

   The most admirable feeling that shows our pleasure and contentment is Happiness. It the most important aim of single in our lives. While not all individuals can be happy all the time, a country, supposedly, can be a happy one. It is, however, rather difficult to measure happiness, there are certain factors that go into it. The World Happiness Report 2021 has been especially interesting, as it has taken the effects of COVID-19 into account. It tried to focus on how the pandemic has affected people’s lives, and how governments around the world have managed to deal with the situation. There are the five happiest countries in the world in 2021. They are Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland and Netherlands.
  Finland is the leading happiest country in the world. In fact, this is the fourth consecutive year for the Nordic country. With some of the best education systems in the world. This country has been happier than the rest for a long time. As of today, the nation is planning to reopen its restaurants, and speed up the vaccination process, as it sees a decline in covid positive cases.

   Denmark is in the top of its game as far as life expectancy and social support is concerned. It is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world. Other factors also come into play to contribute to its happiness.
   Switzerland is a traveller’s paradise. This country has moved up three spots as a tourist place. The nation goes to vote on most decisions, even if it is to decide the number of vacation days for workers. A Swiss holiday is of course one of the most coveted holidays for any traveller.
  The Netherlands is the researchers say that it does better than Europe as a whole because of levels of social and institutional trust, as well as social connection.
  A country that is high on well-being, Iceland is certainly one of the finest countries to visit. The nation is known to attract numerous visitors every year and it has successfully managed to remain one of the more advanced nations in the world.



Credits: Jothika M.G


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