More and More Europeans Are Spending Their Summer Holidays in Cooler Regions, Fleeing the Heat.
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"A comfortable 19 degrees instead of forty," praises a Slovak tourist who enjoyed the seaside near Malmö in southern Sweden during the peak Central European heatwave at the beginning of summer. The summer Nordic idyll had only one flaw: the sea was roughly the same temperature. So the Slovak...
Europe, the fastest-warming region on Earth, is experiencing summer temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius. This has led to an increase in tourists seeking to spend their summer holidays in cooler northern regions. This phenomenon has become known as the “coolcation” (cool vacation), and it was especially noticeable during the heat wave of 2026. For example, according to the French online travel platform, since May, when the country began to e…
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