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They already are destroying a whole industry, sadly. The gov are having their cake and eating it, whilst travel businesses collapse all around them.

Anyone who was considering a jaunt to Sunny Beach might want to reconsider....Bulgaria have moved the UK to their red list, effectively banning us. Ditto for Denmark as well I believe. Travel is yet again going to face the brunt of the rising cases here, as this is how other countries will...

Malta were the main players in this but have since relented in the last couple of days and will accept any AZ vaccine. If you were trying to get into America you would likely struggle, though that's a moot issue at the moment with their borders closed for tourism from the UK for now (unless...

Money talks.

I think the problem with the weather here is the unpredictability of it all. When it's good, it's good. When it's bad, it's fucking awful. If you book a week on the coast in England between June and September, you could get anything from glorious sunshine to endless downpours. If you book a...

It's one thing doing weekends away in the UK, it's another thing entirely to spend your possibly one and only major holiday a year in this country. Even in the height of summer, you still can't really guarantee the weather anywhere on these shores. You also pay an absurd premium if you can...

The weather. The rip off prices. Being surrounded by dickheads (sometimes) But other than that, knock yourself out.

Should do, so long as the destination isn't against FCDO advice.

It has.

Balearics gone amber. Croatia onto green watchlist. Bulgaria and Hong Kong gone green.

''Make a decision based on my research'' loooooooooooooooooooooooooooool What a fucking turnip.

Yeah would agree with this. It also means they don't have to help out the travel industry with sector specific support. Because international travel is open and happening (even though effectively it really isn't)

This is exactly why I went away multiple times between July and December last year. Took advantage of cheap flights and hotels and took various punts which all worked out fine (bit of luck along the way too) Mostly just short breaks, which aren't really viable at the moment for obvious reasons...

You have to follow the local health/Covid guidelines. It can be difficult to find out exactly what that entails, but I would go on the assumption anyone positive will be carted off somewhere (and treat it as a bonus if they can remain at a private villa or property) Coronavirus - Spain...

Another problem is hotel quarantine is only at selected, big airports. Whereas flights from/to the Balearics depart/arrive from all over the place. How they will enforce someone landing at Teeside airport from Majorca and getting them to a hotel quarantine facility in Birmingham or London is...

Yeah it seems a stretch to think the Balearics will jump from green (watchlist) to red in one announcement. For that to happen it really should be something serious and catastrophic, not just a fairly standard rise in cases/positivity with more people heading there recently. It does look a...

They will be fine then. If you're double jabbed then amber essentially merges into green. The only problem will be if the Balearics goes red, of which a travel person on Twitter is claiming could be a possibility due to rise in cases but also huge increase in positivity rate. Watch this...

In theory any country could be moved to any traffic light at any time. In reality, if a country is in danger of going red there will be clear flags before that happens. Cases are very low in Croatia, and Croatia aren't putting up too many entry hurdles for UK arrivals (no test if double...

Bet Fletcher shit himself upon hearing that reply.

I think Cyprus have the most rolling cases per 100k in Europe at the moment, would say definitely a good chance they go from amber to red. Wouldn't be surprised to see Cyprus introduce more local restrictions as well, not sure how fun a holiday would be out there at the moment. Greece is...