Browny
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What so on arrival you’re stuck in a hotel room for x amount of days before you’re actual holiday?
Getting to/from Ibiza latest info
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Eivissa1
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Nothing confirmed and I hope they don’t but that is a possibility.
We’ll that lasted long , if true. And who’s gonna pay to do a quarantine abroad. A PCR test isn’t too bad but it will still put loads off , and I don’t blame them.
Hally
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I arrive 30th September
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Amigo
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Malta now only allowing fully vaccinated UK travellers in from the day the green list kicks in next week. That includes children over 12. Under 12s must provide a negative PCR.
www.independent.co.uk
Malta to demand proof of vaccination from UK travellers
The decision leaves unjabbed holidaymakers aged 12 or over unable to visit the Mediterranean nation
ibizaboi24
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Are they using the two dose or one dose vaccine?
kimajy
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Let's hope the two ... the 1-dose is only about 30% effective against Delta. With an influx of Brits imminent it's good to see vax expansion for all adult locals finally happening !!
Browny
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I know a fair few people who have had their first jab but then caught this current variant. Its rife where we live atm probs know more people with it now than at any other time during pandemic!
Amigo
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Not negative at all - Absolutely spot on. There is a lot of hassle and there is a lot for people to consider which involves huge what ifs (even more so with the watch list) and financial implications, especially from the UK. Pain in the arse is the colloquial term nationwide I think.
Buckley
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Let's hope Balearics don't go with that. I'm long since double jabbed, but the missus is still waiting for her second and we fly Friday week....Malta now only allowing fully vaccinated UK travellers in from the day the green list kicks in next week. That includes children over 12. Under 12s must provide a negative PCR.
Malta to demand proof of vaccination from UK travellers
The decision leaves unjabbed holidaymakers aged 12 or over unable to visit the Mediterranean nation
2H76
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Think you can be fully jabbed but still catch any variant, the job of the vax is to make sure you don't fall ill from it? Isn't that why they are still concerned that vaccinated people can still pass on to the unvaxxed - in which case we can pick up a new variant on holiday, not know and bring it back to the Uk and pass it on?
If so that would explain the test over here and day 2 on return which everyone has to do?
eclipse15
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How long since her first? Think it’s only an8 week gap now, so might be able to go earlier?
eclipse15
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I believe this is spot on
2H76
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Andrew Marr - BBC, suggested that despite being double vaxxed he had coronavirus lately and sufferd from a "summer cold" thus possibly concluding the vaccine didn't work. However, that's all he had, nothing worse (he has a heart condition) which suggests to me and many others that the vaccine worked 100% - prevented him from being very ill! I'll take a summer cold as a price to pay for freedom, holidays, relationships...
cunninghamali
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This is why we get vaxxed and why Europe that are doing well in the vaccine rollout should be like usa and look at the death rate and hospitalizations rate rather than covid rate
If they back track when cases get high we will never progress anywhere
The Sun God
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On mainland cases have gone up a lot this last week. Clubs have reopened but regional govt issuing warnings again... think i’ll cry if this goes full groundhog day again