COOL Traditionally, holidays have always been synonymous with escaping to the sunshine, with many heading to the warmer climates for a week relaxing on the beach and basking in the warm rays. region, Antarctic and Canada proving to be growing in popularity. Colder climates are host to some of the most breathtaking landscapes, from towering fjords and icy waterways to Colder climates are host to some of the most breathtaking landscapes, from towering fjords and icy waterways to evergreen forests and glistening snowfields as far as the eye can see.
However, as travel trends continue to evolve and more people choose to explore colder regions, the recent concept of coolcations is redefining summer travel and allowing many to discover landscapes that are longing to be explored. Popular summer hotspots such as the Mediterranean are experiencing warmer weather, with more frequent heatwaves influencing how and when people choose to travel. Now, holidaymakers are turning to colder destinations as a way to not only cool off from the rising temperatures but their busy lives, with the likes of the Nordic
evergreen forests and glistening snowfields as far as the eye can see. Visitors can also witness extraordinary natural phenomena, from the aurora borealis lighting up the Arctic night sky in a rainbow of ribbons to the golden glow of the midnight sun in Sweden, and the steaming geothermal hot springs of Iceland where you can unwind. With long winters and dramatic natural scenery, visiting one of these countries is the perfect retreat for anyone wanting something different to a typical summer holiday but just as photo-worthy.
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