cases in portugal have been high lately. pro rata a lot worse than the uk.
we're off there in march.
Holidaying abroad this year
- Thread starter Eggman
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we're off there in march.
May/June for us - hopefully all back to normal by then.
£24 down the drain as we don't get back in the UK until Feb 15th. Ho hum.
palm 1
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I thought champion I’ve saved about £100 and then looked at my EasyJet flight and found that they now charge for cabin luggage . In one hand out of the other .
Darlo1973
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Surprising to see such a surge in Portugal as their vaccination rates were among the highest in Europe and when I was in Porto in November the rules were stricter than the UK with better compliance and enforcement.
aye. we were over a few times last year and the natives did seem to be a lot better at complying with their rules than here.
i think that no matter what any country does we'll all end up with about the same figures when this is all over. these are just my thoughts mind. the only ones that might be worse off are the poorer countries with limited vaccines which i honestly find heartbreaking.
sometimes we forget how lucky we are to live where we do in a developed part of the world and all the trappings that come with it.
Mantobar
Winger
2019 129 annual for 2
2022 401 annual for 2
Found only one firm that would insure me for a year
One trip was about £40 less for both of us
hairynaker
Winger
Spain (Inc canaries)-
Starting from February 1, Spain will only accept vaccination certificates that indicate that the holder has taken the last vaccine dose within 270 days.
This means that all persons regardless of their country of origin, who have received their last vaccine dose more than nine months ago will need to get a booster shot to be permitted entry to Spain.
www.schengenvisainfo.com
Starting from February 1, Spain will only accept vaccination certificates that indicate that the holder has taken the last vaccine dose within 270 days.
This means that all persons regardless of their country of origin, who have received their last vaccine dose more than nine months ago will need to get a booster shot to be permitted entry to Spain.
Spain Travel: Balearic & Canary Islands Tighten COVID-19 Rules
Taking into account the increased COVID-19 infection cases within the European Union and further in the world, the authorities of the Balearic and Canary Islands have revealed that stricter Coronavirus measures will apply across the islands. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Spanish...
www.schengenvisainfo.com
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The Butcher
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Makes it awkward for my trip to spain in late August as my booster was in early Dec. Hopefully changes by then.
ShieldsBlackCat2015
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Can you not arrange for a booster shot like we would a routine dental appointment?
Clarified earlier in the thread that it only applies if you haven't had a booster.
The Butcher
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So as long as u had 3 jabs it doesnt matter? Doesnt read like that.
See post #3358 on the previous page of this thread (below)- That's from the Czech Republic's website but it's an EU-wide directive apparently.
It's actually a banner at the top of the gov portal now
Possibilities and obligations of foreigners when entering the CZ · Covid Portal
Rules for entering the territory of the Czech Republic.covid.gov.cz
EU directive it seems
T S Garp
Midfield
There’s no way the rules in mid August will be the same as they are now. I wouldn’t even be thinking about them yet.
With the amount of research you’ve done for your jaunt in May I reckon you know the answer is no and you’re on another wind up
ShieldsBlackCat2015
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Spain (Inc canaries)-
Starting from February 1, Spain will only accept vaccination certificates that indicate that the holder has taken the last vaccine dose within 270 days.
This means that all persons regardless of their country of origin, who have received their last vaccine dose more than nine months ago will need to get a booster shot to be permitted entry to Spain.
Spain Travel: Balearic & Canary Islands Tighten COVID-19 Rules
Taking into account the increased COVID-19 infection cases within the European Union and further in the world, the authorities of the Balearic and Canary Islands have revealed that stricter Coronavirus measures will apply across the islands. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Spanish...
That’s pretty much everything in a nutshell.
One question. Would it add to the validity of the Pass if you were to do a LFT?
Darlo1973
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Very likely. With no sign of a widespread 4th jab then the current passport system starts to fall apart. Can't see it lasting after the end of the summer unless there is a another wave in the autumn.
My task for this weekend is to get a couple of European city breaks booked.
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Fletch
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Be all change by then mate so long as you had your booster you be fine IMO so long as Spain fine . Tempted to get my own summer hols booked soon , already got an Easter weekender with the missus abroad sorted and a jolly boys Germany trip in September .
Hope you keeping well mate
