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Great British Presenters news journalist Sally heads to Lapland – in summer!

29th Aug 2018

Travel writer Sally has just returned from a trip to discover the hidden attractions of visiting the area out of season for EuroNews.

Sally is a highly experienced travel writer and broadcast journalist and recently she was asked by EuroNews to report on what visitors could expect to take a break in the Arctic Circle during the summer months.

During the winter season, One of the busiest Christmas destinations in the world is a small city in northern Finland called Rovaniemi.

This magical spot in the Arctic Circle is the capital of Finnish Lapland and the official home of Santa Claus no less.

As well as visiting Santa and Rudolph, tourists can also catch the Northern Lights and enjoy winter pursuits such as snowmobiling and husky sledding.

But during the summer months, a different type of magic takes over the area. A natural phenomenon known as the Midnight Sun means the sun never sets and it never goes dark.

Vast forests and lakes and a plethora of wildlife emerge beneath this endless sunshine. And now boutique hotels, outdoor spas and world-class food are encouraging more summer travellers.

We have a great selection of presenters with travel experience, some of the multilingual so take a look here.

To hire Sally contact us. Or call Jane Farnham at Great British Presenters on 01753 439 289

Take a look at Sally‘s full bio page and demo reel HERE.

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