Holiday in Italy and Greece: Tourists should be careful here

Anyone vacationing in Italy and Greece in the coming days is certainly looking forward to the sun, the beach and the sea. While travelers usually look forward to warm temperatures and hope that the weather will allow for proper sunbathing, things are now going differently than expected.

The heatwave is still gripping southern European travel destinations with force, causing problems for residents and tourists alike. Holidaymakers should definitely be aware of this in these high temperatures.

Holidays in Italy and Greece:

Temperatures around the Mediterranean will continue to rise until Friday, June 28, often exceeding the 40-degree mark. So anyone planning a holiday in Italy and Greece should prepare accordingly. In Tuscany, Naples and the popular holiday areas of Sicily and Sardinia, temperatures are expected to range between 40 and 42 degrees for the 26th calendar week.

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What should not be missing at these record temperatures: plenty of water! Whether you're having a drink or your head and neck are feeling refreshed, a cold refreshment is a must. It is also helpful to eat low-fat snacks with plenty of fruits and vegetables. Meanwhile, travelers starting their vacation in Italy and Greece in the coming days should wear light and airy clothing and avoid long stays in the sun.

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The following applies: Being well prepared is half the battle. If you are careful about high temperatures, drink enough, apply UV protection, and stay in air-conditioned rooms, you should have no need to worry.

After all, no matter how hot the temperatures are, tourists can of course always cool down by cooling off in the sea.