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TPG's best tips for traveling during a heat wave

The Points Guy 30 June 2026, 14:00 UTC 30 Jun 2026

TPG's best tips for traveling during a heat wave — The Points Guy

If you're planning to visit any of these record-hot areas, like Europe and parts of the US this summer, follow our simple tips for safety and comfort.

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