EcoCaster💚💜

Travel

Where I live, it's -40°C in winter and +40°C in summer. I handle the cold just fine, but heat kills me.

Tourism has responded to this with a new trend: "coolcation" - a vacation not to the sun, but to the chill. 
What’s in vogue now:
Ireland and its rain - now romantic;
Finland and its bogs - eco-friendly;
Canada and its mosquitoes - rebranded as exotic wilderness.

Coolcation has even influenced fashion. Brands like Patagonia, Fjällräven, and Arc'teryx have become icons not just of the outdoor lifestyle, but of mindful northern rest.

Research shows that cool climates don’t just ease anxiety and improve sleep - they also help you focus and unwind, turning a trip not just comfortable, but restorative.

"Coolcation": eco-friendly vacation

Cooler regions like Scandinavia, Iceland, or Canada help reduce the carbon footprint. They are geographically closer, which means they require less fuel for flights. Care for nature is implemented here: eco-programs are supported and landscapes are preserved.

Northern routes - mountain areas and remote territories - are not overcrowded with tourists, which reduces resource consumption and lessens the impact on ecosystems.

By choosing a coolcation, people aim for a vacation that doesn’t harm nature.

* I wonder if I could work as a marketer? 🧐 Wrote this, read it - now I really want to go to Iceland 😅

"Coolcation": eco-friendly vacation

Cooler regions like Scandinavia, Iceland, or Canada help reduce the carbon footprint. They are geographically closer, which means they require less fuel for flights. Care for nature is implemented here: eco-programs are supported and landscapes are preserved.

Northern routes - mountain areas and remote territories - are not overcrowded with tourists, which reduces resource consumption and lessens the impact on ecosystems.

By choosing a coolcation, people aim for a vacation that doesn’t harm nature.

* I wonder if I could work as a marketer? 🧐 Wrote this, read it - now I really want to go to Iceland 😅
https://warpcast.com/avgusta.eth/0xa1ea0cc0

Vintage lifestyle of a former banker - dreamer