Finns spend highest recorded amount in ET

A recent survey commissioned by a Finnish merchants association finds that over 80 percent of Finnish tourists bought alcohol and 58 percent bought sweets while buy a dissertation online visiting in Estonia in 2012.

Last year, cialisvsviagra-toprx.com Finnish citizens spent does viagra work on dogs 501 million euros http://orderessayonlineon.com/ in Estonia, a record that http://orderessayonlineon.com/ exceeded the 2011 figure by 8 percent, reported Finnish broadcaster http://spyphoneapp-software.com/ YLE.

The merchants association says trips from Finland to Estonia are at a record-breaking high. Around 20 percent of southern

Finns visited Estonia at least twice last year.

Half http://viagraonline-4rxpharmacy.com/ of the survey’s womens cialis reviews respondents cited low prices as an important reason for undertaking the trip to Estonia. Often referred to as cialisonline-onlinebestrx the ‘vodka rally’ by the Estonian media, nearly a quarter of all alcohol purchased locally by Finns is loaded onto vehicles and then ferried away http://genericcialis-cheaprxstore.com/ to Finland.

Now, according to the survey, Finns have developed a sweet tooth as well, apparently due to a Finnish excise tax professional typing services dublin on sweets, ice cream

and soft drinks. The association said there is a correlation between rises

in viagra online the Finnish consumption tax and the cell phone spy app volume iphone spy app of goods consumed in Estonia by Finns.

Source: Estonian Public Broadcasting