Holiday advice

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I think the fact that Jet2/TUI are still going to operate holidays to the islands is quite telling and I think/hope there might be a fresh announcement with revised travel advice and restrictions in the next couple of days.

It all seems very farcical, but then this whole COVID19 period has been a shitshow from the Government.
 
I think the fact that Jet2/TUI are still going to operate holidays to the islands is quite telling and I think/hope there might be a fresh announcement with revised travel advice and restrictions in the next couple of days.

It all seems very farcical, but then this whole COVID19 period has been a shitshow from the Government.
to get in you have to provide a QR code, where your staying and a record of countries visited( only 48 hours before arrival so it's up to date). hence so few cases.
 
Where in Turkey are you off to? I've been once on an all inclusive job before at a big hotel in between Marmaris and Icmeler. It's one of two times i've gone all inclusive and therefore I didn't really get much experience of the local area aside from a few trips. What we saw was nice enough and Marmaris was a good night out aged 19.

Think it's looking like just near Marmaris, just 2 weeks in a sun so aslong as there is efes ill be sound.
 
to get in you have to provide a QR code, where your staying and a record of countries visited( only 48 hours before arrival so it's up to date). hence so few cases.

Yes I'm aware, I went to Majorca from 11th to 18th July.
From 1st August the QR code has to be downloaded to your mobile if you have one, can't turn up with a printed copy like I did.
 
Yes I'm aware, I went to Majorca from 11th to 18th July.
From 1st August the QR code has to be downloaded to your mobile if you have one, can't turn up with a printed copy like I did.

cheers for that, not flying till late october so things will have changed several times by then i guess
 
My feeling is that the Canary islands will have a bridge agreement with the UK
Seems crazy to have to quarantine when there are barely any cases on the Islands.
 
This government has to make it illegal to sack someone who has to quarantine and give support to those who will not be paid.
 
Government's handling of this has been shocking.

A nice solution would be for the govt to issue testing and results ASAP to those who's jobs will be at risk then reinfoce the message to those looking to travel that these "air bridges" are at risk of being pulled should infection rates increase in a particular country.
 
This government has to make it illegal to sack someone who has to quarantine and give support to those who will not be paid.
My employer hasn't an issue with staff going to Spain, as long as they understand they'll only receive SSP upon their return for the two weeks quarantine.
They can't expect the company to pay them in full for the two weeks quarantine
 
My employer hasn't an issue with staff going to Spain, as long as they understand they'll only receive SSP upon their return for the two weeks quarantine.
They can't expect the company to pay them in full for the two weeks quarantine

Sorry, I was referring to people who are already there.
 
Government's handling of this has been shocking.

A nice solution would be for the govt to issue testing and results ASAP to those who's jobs will be at risk then reinfoce the message to those looking to travel that these "air bridges" are at risk of being pulled should infection rates increase in a particular country.
That would still require a 5 day quarantine though because of the incubation period.
Test, negative result, 5 day quarantine, test again.
 
That would still require a 5 day quarantine though because of the incubation period.
Test, negative result, 5 day quarantine, test again.

Fair enough.

I suppose if your back in the office or required to work in shops etc, you'd take greater consideration when travelling on holiday despite govt giving the all clear to certain countries.
 
Now only essential travel to all Spanish destinations

Safer in the Balearic's and the Canaries than anywhere in the UK and zero deaths today? Looking like bye bye Majorca but fully dependent on TUI. Cheap too at £142 for a week @ a beach front gaff in the Ponsa and couldn't help but bite down hard on that fat juicy old worm.
 
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These people whinging on tv about it all, you took the chance knowing there is a possibility this would happen, tough shit, The government can’t win no matter what they do, travel industry screaming for bridgeheads then when it goes tits up, it’s the governments fault. No it’s not, there’s a worldwide fucking pandemic is it really worth it for 7 days of sun a booze, about time people took responsibility for their own actions
 
These people whinging on tv about it all, you took the chance knowing there is a possibility this would happen, tough shit, The government can’t win no matter what they do, travel industry screaming for bridgeheads then when it goes tits up, it’s the governments fault. No it’s not, there’s a worldwide fucking pandemic is it really worth it for 7 days of sun a booze, about time people took responsibility for their own actions

So Rochdale is safer than the Balearic islands or Canaries then ? I am trying to escape from Covid not catch it.
 

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