Travel Agencies Email List in Finland

SphereScout lists 920+ travel agencies in Finland (October 2026 snapshot). Of these, 540+ (59.4%) have an email address, 830+ (90.9%) have a phone number, 730+ (79.3%) have a website and 680+ (73.8%) have a mobile number.

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How many travel agencies are there in Finland?

Source: SphereScout Data Lab, snapshot of . About this data

SphereScout indexes 900+ public business listings categorized as Travel Agencies in Finland. 500+ businesses (59.4%) have at least one email address; 800+ (90.9%) have at least one phone number. 600+ (73.8%) have a mobile number.

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Uusimaa200+27.9% of this dataset
  • Lapland100+21.1% of this dataset
  • Southwest Finland50+5.6% of this dataset
  • North Ostrobothnia Region30+3.6% of this dataset
  • Pirkanmaa30+3.6% of this dataset
Public business listings
900+
Businesses with email
500+ (59.4%)
900+ email addresses in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with phone
800+ (90.9%)
1,000+ phone numbers in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with a mobile phone
600+ (73.8%)
800+ mobile numbers and 100+ landlines in total.

These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in Finland. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

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CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
Helsinki - Vantaa (HEL) Airport Taxi Transfers, Activities and Tours | MynordictripsHelsinki, Uusimaa35 8 ** ** 10i***@m***.commynordictrips.com
Kemi Tourism LtdKemi, Lapland35 8 ** ** 78h***@i***.comwww.icebreaking.com
Helsinki Cyclo TourHelsinki, Uusimaa35 8 ** ** 82i***@h***.comhelsinkicyclotour.com
Sámi VillageNellim, Lapland35 8 ** ** 46i***@s***.fiwww.samivillage.fi/cafenellim
Hop-On Hop-Off City TourHelsinki, Uusimaa35 8 ** ** 38s***@c***.fiwww.citytour.fi
Visit Lapland ToursRovaniemi, Lapland35 8 ** ** 20i***@v***.fiwww.visitlaplandtours.fi
Taiga Spirit, nature and wildlife experiencesLentiira, Kainuu35 8 ** ** 43i***@t***.comwww.taigaspirit.com
Luonnollisesti Oulujärvi OyKajaani, Kainuu35 8 ** ** 13v***@y***.svluonnollisesti.fi
Visit Inari, Holiday Village InariInari, Lapland35 8 ** ** 69s***@v***.fivisitinari.fi/accommodation/#holiday-village
Visit Inari - Crow Creek CabinsInari, Lapland35 8 ** ** 69s***@v***.fivisitinari.fi/fi/korpiojan-mokit
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How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

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  2. Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

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Using business contacts in Finland

Under Finland's Act on Electronic Communications Services, electronic direct marketing to a natural person generally requires prior consent. Marketing to a community or legal entity is generally permitted unless expressly prohibited. Processing information that identifies a person also needs a GDPR lawful basis; legitimate interests do not override the channel's consent requirement.

Read sections 200 and 202 of the Act on Electronic Communications Services and the Data Protection Ombudsman's decision
  • Establish the recipient's legal form, subscriber type, and contact route before sending. A business name, custom domain, role inbox, or free-webmail address does not by itself prove the recipient class.
  • A confirmed legal entity's general inbox can generally receive relevant B2B marketing without prior consent, but the sender must be identified and every message must provide an easy, free way to prohibit further marketing.
  • Do not automatically treat a named employee as a legal-entity recipient. Verify the person's actual role and that the offer is materially related to that role before considering contact without consent.
  • Marketing email to a private trader or another natural person requires consent or an existing-customer exception that meets every statutory condition.
  • When a record identifies a person and came from a public or third-party source, document the lawful basis and balancing test, provide Article 14 information, stop direct marketing immediately after an objection, and retain the objection on a reliable suppression list.
  • Telephone marketing is a separate channel. An email classification does not automatically authorize a call, so check who uses the number, previous objections, and the rules applicable to that call before contacting it.

Classify recipients before an email campaign

Confirmed legal entity and role inbox
Evidence requiredA reliable register match to a limited company or another legal person, plus evidence that an info@, sales@, or other general address belongs to that same entity.
Email treatmentPrior consent is generally not required for relevant B2B marketing. Identify the sender, provide an easy prohibition route, and meet GDPR duties if other fields identify a person.
Named person at a confirmed legal entity
Evidence requiredThe address identifies an employee, and both their current responsibilities and the material relationship between the offer and those responsibilities are established.
Email treatmentAssess the outreach against the actual role, document the GDPR basis and transparency, and honor objections immediately. Treat the address as unresolved if the role has not been verified.
Natural person
Evidence requiredThe recipient is a private trader, individual customer, or another natural person, regardless of whether they use a custom domain or general business address.
Email treatmentDo not send unsolicited marketing email without documented consent or a fully applicable existing-customer exception.
Unresolved
Evidence requiredThe register match is missing or conflicting, the business uses only a trading name, the address is webmail, or the link between the address and legal entity cannot be corroborated.
Email treatmentExclude the address from unsolicited email until the recipient class and route are resolved. Domain and webmail classifications are review signals, not decisive evidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many travel agencies in Finland have an email address?
540+ of the 920+ businesses (59.4%) list at least one email address. 830+ (90.9%) have a phone number.
Where are most travel agencies in Finland located?
Uusimaa (250+, 27.9%), Lapland (190+, 21.1%) and Southwest Finland (52, 5.6%) have the most listings: together 54.6% of the 920+ businesses.
How many travel agencies in Finland have a website?
730+ of the 920+ businesses (79.3%) list a website. Businesses without an email address can often be contacted through their site.
How up to date is the list of travel agencies in Finland?
The figures come from the SphereScout snapshot of 1 October 2026. Counts are recalculated every week.
Are the phone numbers mobile?
Some are. 680+ businesses (73.8%) have a mobile number. The list has 850+ mobile numbers and 130+ landlines in total, in a separate Mobile Phones column.
Markets

Travel Agencies by country

SphereScout lists Travel Agencies in 45 countries. Largest market: United States (43,000+ public business listings).

CountryPublic business listingsBusinesses with email
United States43,000+19,000+(44.9%)
Brazil38,000+8,500+(22.5%)
Germany25,000+16,000+(63.1%)
Türkiye23,000+6,000+(27.8%)
Italy20,000+9,000+(45.1%)
Spain18,000+9,000+(49%)
United Kingdom15,000+7,500+(47.5%)
France11,000+6,500+(57%)
Japan10,000+2,000+(20.8%)
Argentina9,500+2,000+(23.2%)
Poland8,500+4,500+(53.9%)
United Arab Emirates8,500+2,500+(32.8%)
Canada7,500+3,500+(45.3%)
Australia7,500+4,000+(56.3%)
Netherlands6,000+3,000+(52.8%)
Thailand5,500+1,000+(21.2%)
Portugal4,500+2,000+(44.8%)
Switzerland4,500+2,000+(49.5%)
Greece4,000+1,500+(48.7%)
Saudi Arabia3,500+500+(13.7%)
Romania2,500+1,000+(44.7%)
Austria2,500+1,500+(59.2%)
Israel2,500+700+(29.7%)
Belgium2,500+1,000+(51.7%)
New Zealand2,000+1,000+(57.3%)
Oman1,500+200+(14.3%)
Hungary1,500+800+(52.1%)
Croatia1,500+800+(50%)
Slovakia1,500+900+(56.8%)
Sweden1,000+800+(56.9%)
Bulgaria1,000+700+(50.1%)
Norway1,000+600+(45.7%)
Ireland1,000+400+(33.9%)
Denmark1,000+600+(55.5%)
Serbia1,000+600+(51.2%)
Czechia1,000+400+(44.8%)
Finland(this page)900+500+(59.4%)
Qatar700+100+(24.6%)
Bahrain700+100+(15.4%)
Kuwait600+100+(17.6%)
Lithuania600+300+(51.7%)
Slovenia500+300+(54.3%)
Latvia300+100+(49.9%)
Estonia300+200+(58%)
Luxembourg100+80+(48.3%)

Counts come from the latest SphereScout snapshot for each country. They describe public business listings, not an official count of every business.

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