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Young people jump into the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris as an early summer heatwave hits France.
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- Record-breaking heatwaves are impacting travel, with southern Europe and parts of Asia experiencing extreme temperatures and wildfires.
- Despite the heat, travel bookings remain robust, as Singapore travellers are often aware and prepared.
- Travellers are adapting by choosing cooler destinations, packing heat-protective items, and scheduling activities during cooler times.
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SINGAPORE – Summer has scorched the mid-year travel season in June and July, continuing the trend of record-breaking heat that has swept continents in recent years.
In southern Spain and Portugal, the mercury is expected to hit a blistering 43 deg C, while 21 Italian cities, including Milan, Venice and Rome, have been placed on red alert for extreme heat – the highest warning level in the country.
