Finland has been named the happiest country for seven years in a row (Image: Getty Images) Less than a three-hour flight away from the UK, on average, is a nation which has been dubbed the "happiest" country in the entire world for the seventh year running. The title was granted based on factors including social support, income, health, freedom, generosity, and the absence of corruption - all of which Finland scores highly for. READ MORE Brits issued warning about Benidorm beach activity which can cost up to £600 [LATEST] The World Happiness Report is conducted every year and is constructed based on polls of people living in each destination around the world.
Residents provide self-assessments of their own lives by placing themselves on the Cantril Scale, which sees people rank their happiest between 10, the happiest you can be, and 0, the least happy you can be. The World Happiness Report then measures and investigates several factors that could correlate with the variations in the average happiness of each country's population. Finland made its way to the top of the scale based on high-scoring factors such as generosity, income, freedom of choice and life expectancy.
For example, in Finland, residents said they thought it would be "highly likely" to see lost possessions returned. function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.createElement('script');el.
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