How To Beat The Heat If You’re Traveling To England This Summer

Since your U.K. residence may not have AC, you’ll need to supply your own! This portable fan has three different speeds to quietly simulate a natural, cooling wind. It also folds up nicely for easy packing and won’t take up much room in your suitcase. 

Although these cold packs are meant for injuries, they can also do a great job of cooling you off on a hot day. In extreme heat, cooling key areas like your wrists and feet can make you feel more comfortable, which these portable packs can help with if you’re in a pinch. To activate the packs, all you have to do is squeeze and shake! 

Get sweet relief with this hands-free, reusable neck cooler. These handy tools just need to be frozen to use. But even if you don’t have a freezer, it’s not a problem. You can use ice water, refrigerators, or air conditioning in your home, office, or car to prepare it for use. 

Have you ever heard of air-conditioned clothing? Vests like these protect you from the sun and essentially turns your top into a portable ac unit that will keep you cool and comfortable. Despite the fans and cooling system inside, your vest will look like any other piece of clothing. 

Okay, we know this is a cooling mat for pets, but this doesn’t mean people can’t enjoy it, too. Since it’s non-toxic and doesn’t use water, it’s a lightweight item you can easily throw into your suitcase. If the bedding in your hotel or vacation rental is on the warmer side, you can lay on the mat at night to stay cool. 

Many people like to bring their own pillows when they travel. If you’re going to bring your personal pillow with you anyway, you might as well choose one that will help you stay cool. These pillows don’t contain any chemicals, but they are made from super plush gel fiber that will help you regulate your body temperature.