@writersroom.boardwalkEurostat and the European Health Interview Survey (EHIS) pulled data on how many people across Europe walk or cycle for at least 30 minutes every day, and the results show a massive gap between the top performers and everyone else. The Netherlands leads by a wide margin with 44.0% of its population hitting that daily threshold, while Slovakia sits in second place with 25.4% and Denmark follows closely behind at 25.3%. Finland rounds out the top four with 22.4%, followed by Austria at 20.5%, then Germany and Slovenia tied at 20.4% each. Sweden comes in next with 20.1%, Hungary right after at 20.0%, Czechia at 19.0%, Serbia at 18.5%, and Poland at 18.3%. Belgium records 17.0%, Estonia is at 15.8%, Latvia shows 13.7%, and Croatia sits at 13.6%. Lithuania drops to 11.7%, Norway is at 10.8%, Luxembourg has 9.1%, France recorded 9.0%, and Bulgaria finishes the main group at 8.8%. Greece comes in at 8.7%, Romania at 8.5%, Ireland at 8.4%, Albania at 8.0%, Spain drops further to 5.5%, and Iceland lands at 5.3%. Türkiye is down to 3.4%, Portugal shows just 2.8%, Malta recorded 2.3%, and Cyprus ends up with a tiny 0.1% share. #Health
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