My missus works.in travel and specifically around bonding and insurance and travel corridors will start appearing from may.. lots of discussions are already underway
October 2020 - Getting worse across Europe.
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spitfire
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We are predominantly staying UK this year. Priority is to get me arse up North as soon as I can to see family. Got time on the Isle of Wight booked in May, but also looking at South Devon and North Norfolk for other breaks. We do have flights booked for Rome in September so will have to play a waiting game on how Italy is at the time. The Mrs is not so keen on going overseas this year whereas i'm not too bothered about it at all. Might change the Italy flights to Portugal if Italy is a no go. Can go and stay with friends out in Portugal and no it isn't @bomber 
Haway the travel corridors.
Haway the travel corridors.
Harry Angstrom
Striker
I reckon Rishi might prefer you, me and everyone else to stay in Blighty.We are predominantly staying UK this year. Priority is to get me arse up North as soon as I can to see family. Got time on the Isle of Wight booked in May, but also looking at South Devon and North Norfolk for other breaks. We do have flights booked for Rome in September so will have to play a waiting game on how Italy is at the time. The Mrs is not so keen on going overseas this year whereas i'm not too bothered about it at all. Might change the Italy flights to Portugal if Italy is a no go. Can go and stay with friends out in Portugal and no it isn't @bomber
Haway the travel corridors.
I'm happy popping up Northumberland coast and a couple of festivals but have hotel in New York reserved for mid September. Will just cancel at no cost if it looks dodgy.
bomber
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Enjoy your trips.I fancy a trip to Rome myself in the next few years.We are predominantly staying UK this year. Priority is to get me arse up North as soon as I can to see family. Got time on the Isle of Wight booked in May, but also looking at South Devon and North Norfolk for other breaks. We do have flights booked for Rome in September so will have to play a waiting game on how Italy is at the time. The Mrs is not so keen on going overseas this year whereas i'm not too bothered about it at all. Might change the Italy flights to Portugal if Italy is a no go. Can go and stay with friends out in Portugal and no it isn't @bomber
Haway the travel corridors.
spitfire
Striker
To be fair Harry if the missus is dead against going overseas then we will push the flights back again. She feels more comfortable going out to stay with friends than heading to a big city if we do head out there.
Harry Angstrom
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Totally agree.
spitfire
Striker
You know what mate, we love Rome. Its a cracking city to visit. That and Venice too.
Having said that we have already booked a TUI "booze" cruise round the Geek Islands in June 2022. Roped me brother and sister in law into coming too - carnage awaits. Hopefully we have got this shit all under control by then and the cruise industry will be back up and running safely by then.
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I'll be doing a trip up north and probably extend it a few days to do more day trips and maybe have a night or two away from my brothers but use his as a base. Also looking at a festival late july and then if possibly an escape to Greece beginning of September
Market Where?
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Germany still trending up.
Yesterday germany, italy, france and spain, Poland and numerous others were looking in a more precarious place than the uk.
spitfire
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Let's just hope they all get on top of it soon.
Indeed.. sooner the better for everyone.. I think they will but I think on this wave they seem to be about 3-4 weeks behind the UK on the curve
spitfire
Striker
Its funny how this has all progressed, when it all kicked off we were on a curve of a few weeks behind the likes of them and now that curve has reversed. When this whole sorry tale is over/under control there will be interesting stats to come out out of it - or not perhaps unless you are a bit of a bores head for things like that.
Harry Angstrom
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Just looked at yesterday!
Milton Whonez
Full Back
US bishops discourage Catholics from getting Johnson & Johnson vaccine
FFS, as if it wasn't hard enough to get people vaccinated!
FFS, as if it wasn't hard enough to get people vaccinated!
spitfire
Striker
Oh fuck me, thats going to give a certain poster from Ireland on here a bit of a dilemma if this becomes more widespread. He/she is pinning their hopes on this one. Its f***ing madness at times.
tynerider3
Winger
Germany, Belgium and France
Germany will soon authorise the AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for people over the age of 65, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday, the same day Belgium authorised its rollout to seniors.
www.google.com
The French government says older people with pre-existing conditions can now get AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine, revising its stance on the issue.
What happend to the serious side effects?
Germany will soon authorise the AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for people over the age of 65, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday, the same day Belgium authorised its rollout to seniors.
Germany, Belgium to recommend AstraZeneca jab for seniors
Germany will soon authorise the AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for people over the age of 65, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday, the same day Belgium authorised its rollout to seniors.
The French government says older people with pre-existing conditions can now get AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine, revising its stance on the issue.
Covid: France approves AstraZeneca vaccine for over-65s
Older French patients can now get the jab, which had been initially limited to those aged under 65.
www.bbc.co.uk
What happend to the serious side effects?
bomber
Striker
Didnt the US reject the AZ vaccine recently?
spitfire
Striker
Pass mate, i'm not overly up to speed on what's happening over there.
