We had Copenhagen cancelled the Easter when the pandemic hit so it would be good to tick it off the list. Still got the vouchers from the cancelled flights so it's a free hit to get there at least.
Hotel we had in midtown/turtle bay is now 4 times the price per night. Nearly fell off my chair when we pricing up another tripWe had Copenhagen cancelled the Easter when the pandemic hit so it would be good to tick it off the list. Still got the vouchers from the cancelled flights so it's a free hit to get there at least.
You're right about NYC accommodation like, we booked the Hilton in Brooklyn as part of a BA holiday and it was pretty reasonable.....but now that the kids are 17 and 18, we need two rooms, so it goes from reasonable to tear inducing
Likewise Marra - we are f***ing class at booking holidays, but shite at gannin on them!Hotel we had in midtown/turtle bay is now 4 times the price per night. Nearly fell off my chair when we pricing up another trip
Thinking of knocking scandi places on head and trying zadar out of Newcastle as been looking at it today. If honest I’ll gan anywhere now like to get away.
I have explained what the rules are for the Canaries. I was only there 3 weeks ago and the only thing that has changed is the testing on your return.
Results only took a hour to come through for ours, we just hung about went for something to eat. One result missing, just went back and they resent it so we had our results before we left the metro. Good luck..Feel physically sick over this pcr test on Wednesday. Delayed result or unlikely positive and the entire trip is ruined
is rolling in.
Unfortunately I don’t speak Spanish so don’t understand the link you’ve posted
www.schengenvisainfo.com
Hope you are ok for your May holiday, looking forward to the updates!This is a simplified version of that article.
Spain to Shorten Vaccination Certificates’ Validity From February 1
Following the European Union Commission’s recommendation, the Spanish authorities have announced that starting from February 1, only vaccination certificates indicating that a person has been fully vaccinated against the virus within the last 270 days will be recognised. This means that all...
Basically our loveable Spanish cousins will, from Feb 1, recognise a certification stating that a person vaccinated WITHIN 270 days will be allowed entry to Spain. So people, regardless of nation, who have been vaccinated more than 9 months ago will need a booster shot.
so based on this anyone who has recently had a booster and is looking to travel to Spain in oct/nov this year would need to be having another jab - surely they will review/change this?This is a simplified version of that article.
Spain to Shorten Vaccination Certificates’ Validity From February 1
Following the European Union Commission’s recommendation, the Spanish authorities have announced that starting from February 1, only vaccination certificates indicating that a person has been fully vaccinated against the virus within the last 270 days will be recognised. This means that all...
Basically our loveable Spanish cousins will, from Feb 1, recognise a certification stating that a person vaccinated WITHIN 270 days will be allowed entry to Spain. So people, regardless of nation, who have been vaccinated more than 9 months ago will need a booster shot.
If governments don't roll out a programme of boosters then yes I would think they will.
Bloody freezing.
Nice one!Had a PCR this morning at Heathrow, just got a negative, green light for Canada on Monday
