Multiple outlets report on Finland’s public transport messaging that encourages passengers—especially families—to limit device use and engage with their surroundings during train journeys. The articles describe the prompt to “get off our devices” and “pivot to glaciers,” framing it as a push toward more offline, nature-focused travel experiences. The pieces present the theme through a personal anecdote from a parent who takes children on a scenic train trip. The parent begins with optimism that the outing will be a refreshing, engaging experience, but suggests that the reality of keeping children (and passengers generally) engaged without screens is challenging. Across the coverage, the central point is the same: the campaign promotes attention to landscapes and destinations encountered on trains, including natural features such as glaciers, rather than entertainment on personal devices. The articles do not dispute the goal of the initiative, but they highlight the practical difficulties of translating the message into everyday travel behaviour.