Work Right – It's the most popular thing you can do in Norway

(Last) A new Ipsos survey shows that two out of three plan to do outdoor activities this summer.

– The figures in this survey show that the holidays of most Norwegians are more than just going to bed in a tanning bed! In everyday life, there are often many long days spent sitting and watching on the screen, so outdoor living is a perfect break for the body and the body. "Spirit," said Lasse Heimdal. He is Secretary General of Norwegian Outdoors

. Outdoor recreation has also attracted much international attention in recent years, making it less popular.

– Last year, The Telegraph newspaper mentioned Scandinavian outdoor living as one of the biggest trends of the year. It probably means that many people think it's extraordinary to tell them that they've been active in the wild during their holidays, estimates Heimdal.

Among the various outdoor activities, walking is the most popular.

In all, 76% of those planning to do outdoor activities this summer say they are going on a trip. Here are the most greedy women. Of these, 81% say they go on a trip, while 72% of men say the same thing.

– The Allemann Court in Norway allows us to go where we want in nature, which makes walking to an activity easily accessible for most people. Walking can also be considered as a form of outdoor living because the length and difficulty are adjusted according to what one wants and is in shape, says Heimdal.

Fishing is also a popular activity this summer are men who are particularly keen.

– In Norway, there are many fishing opportunities both at sea and in freshwater, so it's no surprise that many people use the chance to fish during the holidays, says Heimdal.

Only 14% of women expect the same thing

Other popular outdoor activities are cycling and the night out

(ANB)