BimboBob
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Holiday cottages. Especially for 2 seem to be available all over. Even some that let dogs come along.
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Holiday cottages. Especially for 2 seem to be available all over. Even some that let dogs come along.
Was due to go to Nerja 8/9. Ryanair have offered us a refund today but mainly because our flight times were changed. We've taken the refund, as much as it pained me to do so. Main issue was that our employers will not pay any salary if we have to quarantine on our return. Seems a bit unfair when we booked before all this started,back in January. Neither of us can afford to lose 2 weeks wages and neither of us has enough annual leave left to cover any quarantine, which is the only other option.
Pissed off to put it mildly.
Pissed off to put it mildly.
Tuearts right boot
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Loads of places take dogs nowadays, it's a big market. Where are you looking..?We are struggling a bit due to having to take the dog. Narrows it down a bit.
Tuearts right boot
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Loads of places take dogs nowadays, it's a big market. Where are you looking..?We are struggling a bit due to having to take the dog. Narrows it down a bit.
Scottyboi
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Well that's Cyprus cancelled by Jet2, being a traitor and going Marmaris now fingers crossed.
I'm With Stupid
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I'd be interested to know what the law would be on something like this. Because technically you're off work for health reasons, even though you're not sick, but then also it's partly the equivalent of being off work because you missed a flight.Was due to go to Nerja 8/9. Ryanair have offered us a refund today but mainly because our flight times were changed. We've taken the refund, as much as it pained me to do so. Main issue was that our employers will not pay any salary if we have to quarantine on our return. Seems a bit unfair when we booked before all this started,back in January. Neither of us can afford to lose 2 weeks wages and neither of us has enough annual leave left to cover any quarantine, which is the only other option.
Pissed off to put it mildly.
GaudinosWheels
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We were looking to take the kids camping, really limited availability in places like North Wales and the Lakes. Found somewhere not far from Edinburgh in the end but took a long time to find anywhere suitable.
And we have lots of homeworkers now. Not all for personal health reasons. So if they go and have to quarantine then they are unaffected and will still be paid. Yet we are all, essentially, on the same contracts.I'd be interested to know what the law would be on something like this. Because technically you're off work for health reasons, even though you're not sick, but then also it's partly the equivalent of being off work because you missed a flight.
We have approached the union about it.
discopop
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Hmm some strange stuff going on with Jet2 flights for Majorca had been changed to 3 and bit hours later than booked which rips half a day out of the holiday and I had payed more for the earlier flights, got through today to see if I could either get the extra money paid back or change to the next day which still has the early departure time.
I was told no dice on the refund just tough shit T&C’s so the booking for the Friday was looked into for the same package only to be told that the trip is flagged and the hotel is actually shut down which is mighty odd seeing as both Jet2 and the hotel directly are still taking bookings.
I was told no dice on the refund just tough shit T&C’s so the booking for the Friday was looked into for the same package only to be told that the trip is flagged and the hotel is actually shut down which is mighty odd seeing as both Jet2 and the hotel directly are still taking bookings.
Was due to go to Nerja 8/9. Ryanair have offered us a refund today but mainly because our flight times were changed. We've taken the refund, as much as it pained me to do so. Main issue was that our employers will not pay any salary if we have to quarantine on our return. Seems a bit unfair when we booked before all this started,back in January. Neither of us can afford to lose 2 weeks wages and neither of us has enough annual leave left to cover any quarantine, which is the only other option.
Pissed off to put it mildly.
Feel for you but money saved and you will have an even better holiday once restrictions blow over and we can go abroad a bit more freely again. Get the feet up in September anyway even if it's at home