Lakes district is really cheap on air bnbI think I’m gonna just look into a staycation instead now. If there’s anywhere leftDoes anyone have any recommendations for a family of 4 with a 5 and 7 year old? Anywhere in the UK I am willing to travel to wherever I can!
Depends on the testing company you use. Ours are lateral flow tests, we do them, take a pic, submit it through their portal they verify it then send back the cert to say yes your negative etc. Some you do a video call I believe.How do you prove the outcome of the LFT? Are they the less expensive ones? I get confused with the different tests lol
There’s no reason why it shouldn’t, I’m a size 18 and it’s fine, but they can give you an extender on the belt and they do it so discreetly,Hi all, due to go to lanzarote in November and really looking forward to it but honestly the main thing worrying me is the seatbelts on the flight. We are flying with Ryanair and I know Iv put on quite a bit of weight since I last flew especially since covid .. I am convinced the seatbelt won’t fit me. I’d be about a size 18/20 now when before I would have been 16. It’s really worrying me to the point I want to cancel the holiday
For amber this year though you still have to do the 2 mandatory tests on return so its not ideal.The clever people are those who keep quiet about where they are going and so if it goes Amber while you're there you can happily do what you want when you get back.
Worked for us last year. It is horrible not being able to talk about your holiday though.
5 hours awayAre you far from them? At least the stay at home message will be lifted soon hopefully you can get to see them even if it’s outdoors x
I am not sure, It's certainly the lowest period anyway (after Christmas holidays and winter weather) and for obvious reasons tourists visitors (French and European) have deserted, so they'd better close than pay all the staff for nothing.Why is that? Hoping (praying) to go end of March so not affected directly. Just curious.
We don't know yet about restrictions in January or even beforeDue to restrictions in France and it’s usually very quiet anyway at that time of year. I think they have just decided to plan for a short closure.
I have a friend who is “friends” with the princessesshe’s continued to stay in her employee accommodation during this closure in order to be ready for when the park reopens for Christmas. Her and the other cast members haven’t been sent home X
I saw that she thinks UAE will be red listnaomijaneadams just put up eve thing on her stories about the travel list and predictions
Are the quarantine hotels at the airport? The airport staff were escorting travellers to their airports last year.For amber this year though you still have to do the 2 mandatory tests on return so its not ideal.
Thats strange as I thought they weren't doing holidays where you have to quarantine on return and you do with amber countries?!Tui/First choice are not offering cancellation or free amendments for amber zone countries?!
wish it was a bit more clearer to what they’ll do as opposed to expecting people to holiday in amber zones
I second Croatia, particularly Dubrovnik. Beautiful hotels on the Lapad Peninsula which is only a short bus ride away from Dubrovnik main centre. We visited end of Sept a few years and ago and it was still warm, we lay by the pool, went to the beach etc. The South of Spain will still be warm in October too, south of Italy (around Sorrento and Amalfi Coast) is lovely but sometimes not hot enough to really properly sun bathe unless you get very fortunate with the weather.I'm looking to go on a short European break in October - somewhere where I can stay in a bit of a bougee hotel, a place that is easy to get around without hiring a car and has nice weather at that time of year i.e. hot enough to sit by a pool/on the beach. I was looking at Malta but I've heard mixed things about it - has anyone been and can recommend it? I was looking at Greece, but think I'd like a full week rather than just a few days and after Covid - I'm really tempted to try somewhere new. Perhaps Palma in Menorca? Obviously it would need to be somewhere which is letting UK residents in without the need of quarantining!
Similarly, I'd love to maximise my annual leave between Christmas and spend New Years Eve abroad - I was thinking Mexico, but would that be too ambitious for 7 days? I really like the idea of spending new years on a beach somewhere warm. Or maybe I'll just settle for a wintery European break!
Yay for travel!
We looked at going for half term, it’s not too bad, I don’t mind wearing masks but for the most part we would just chill in the sun and be one of those boring people who relax at the hotel and rarely leave. What put me off was the requirement for PCR testing to enter.The news this morning is that bookings are surging, especially for the half term. Turkey is apparently a big half term destination in the making but this suggest people aren't doing their research. Sure, the tests have changed and it's no longer red listed but the COVID restrictions are awful. Anyone going there would have a miserable holiday unless what they want is to actually go to a restriction packed place.
Depends on where you are going. If you Google the country and covid requirements our government website has the info and links so select them.Do we have to take test before we depart from the UK? When I went to Croatia they never checked it so wondering whether it was ever even mandatory?