Responsible Summer Travel with AirAsia Philippines: Beat the Heat Responsibly

Despite the average daily temperature reaching 35°C and a Heat Index soaring up to 43°C in the Philippines and neighboring countries like Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam, travelers remain undeterred in their quest for adventure. As of April 8th, over 1.5 million AirAsia guests have already secured their seats for both domestic and international summer escapades. Popular destinations include beach resorts, island getaways, and cultural landmarks, where visitors bask in the warmth of the tropical sun.

To aid travelers in maximizing their summer journeys, AirAsia Philippines is sharing essential tips on how to stay cool and comfortable amidst the heat:

  1. Opt for loose, lightweight clothing to facilitate better airflow and ventilation around your body.

1. Avoid doing strenuous outdoor activities between 10AM to 4PM. If you are going on a walking tour, always bring protection such as sunblock, sunvisor, and umbrella.

2. Consider traveling at night to  enjoy the night markets and other attractions. 

3. Drink more water than usual.  Practice sustainable travel by bringing your own  water container. 

4. Be aware of the following symptoms of heat exhaustion: extreme fatigue

  • dizziness and vomiting
  • headache
  • cold sweat; and
  • rapid heart rate

5.  Travel insurance is always recommended which covers medical expenses.

“Embracing the sun for fun is a universal joy. However, proper planning is key to minimizing stress and maximizing enjoyment. Traveling safely and responsibly ensures cherished moments with loved ones. Recognizing the significance of travel in your lives, we urge everyone to take care while seizing the best deals on flights and hotels through airasia Move,” shares Steve Dailisan, AirAsia’s Head of Communications and Public Affairs and First Officer.

Responsibility in travel is a joint endeavor shared by guests and airline personnel alike, encompassing cleanliness both within and outside airport premises, as well as onboard aircraft. “Being a responsible traveler includes maintaining cleanliness onboard, reinforcing our commitment to efficient and punctual air travel. This practice not only saves time but also enhances the overall travel experience,” added Dailisan.

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