When do you think the Ibiza season will start in 2020?
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You would think so judging by some recent articles in the local press like this one...
Una decena de low cost ya tienen vuelos programados para Ibiza
Noudiari / La página de Twitter AeroIbiza, que recoge noticias de actualidad y hace seguimiento de las programaciones de las compañías aéreas en el aeropuerto de Ibiza, ha elabordo este calendario de vuelos con Ibiza con la información que proporcionan las compañías en sus páginas web. Tras...
www.noudiari.es
What I'm intriged about is how it's going to work because the Balearic gov't says there won't be rapid tests at the airports and ports to the arriving passengers...
El Govern descarta extender los tests rápidos a puertos y aeropuertos
Un cuestionario y la toma de temperatura, únicas medidas previstas por el Ejecutivo autonómico
www.periodicodeibiza.es
In the meantime, the hoteliers are studying the possibility of doing rapid tests to their clients. What if they're postive? They're on the island already...
Hosteleros proponen hacer tests rápidos a los clientes en la entrada del local
EFE / El plan elaborado por los hosteleros sobre el proceso de desescalada en el sector incluye entre sus propuestas hacer tests rápidos de COVID-19 a los clientes en la entrada de los locales como forma de dar seguridad al consumidor y conseguir así una recuperación de la actividad más rápida...
www.noudiari.es
What a big mess!
You would think so judging by some recent articles in the local press like this one...
Una decena de low cost ya tienen vuelos programados para Ibiza
Noudiari / La página de Twitter AeroIbiza, que recoge noticias de actualidad y hace seguimiento de las programaciones de las compañías aéreas en el aeropuerto de Ibiza, ha elabordo este calendario de vuelos con Ibiza con la información que proporcionan las compañías en sus páginas web. Tras...
What I'm intriged about is how it's going to work because the Balearic gov't says there won't be rapid tests at the airports and ports to the arriving passengers...
El Govern descarta extender los tests rápidos a puertos y aeropuertos
Un cuestionario y la toma de temperatura, únicas medidas previstas por el Ejecutivo autonómico
In the meantime, the hoteliers are studying the possibility of doing rapid tests to their clients. What if they're postive? They're on the island already...
Hosteleros proponen hacer tests rápidos a los clientes en la entrada del local
EFE / El plan elaborado por los hosteleros sobre el proceso de desescalada en el sector incluye entre sus propuestas hacer tests rápidos de COVID-19 a los clientes en la entrada de los locales como forma de dar seguridad al consumidor y conseguir así una recuperación de la actividad más rápida...
What a big mess!
OMG
stivi
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lufthansa starts flying to mallorca again on 1st june https://elpais.com/economia/2020-05-08/lufthansa-volara-a-mallorca-a-partir-del-1-de-junio.html
I guess ibiza will follow soon after.
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I'm putting this in here too, it's a post I've done in the coronavirus discussion thread at the end of april
here's a theory - based on an 'all going well' scenario
I won't take it badly if in a few weeks you'll tell me I was wrong, but what if I'm right?
I'll point out again that this is very much a best case scenario and any setback (second waves) might quickly end our hopes for a bit of season. but as of today, I am still hopeful that tourism will return in the second part of summer. the one thing I'm unsurprisingly least convinced about is the clubbing bit.
here's a theory - based on an 'all going well' scenario
- mid may life slowly returns to ibiza with shops and first outdoor terraces of bars/restaurants opening
- by mid june beaches are open and more places can open more of their shop/restaurant surfaces
- by the end of june or start of july, all spanish territories are through the four phases and national tourism resumes. around the same dates the situation in lots of european countries has improved massively and EU decides to wait just a little more and then joint-open frontiers and airspaces at the end of july
- first clubs might open in july, but it's in august when thanks to international travel the season properly gets going and more clubs open
- season until halloween or later
I won't take it badly if in a few weeks you'll tell me I was wrong, but what if I'm right?
I'll point out again that this is very much a best case scenario and any setback (second waves) might quickly end our hopes for a bit of season. but as of today, I am still hopeful that tourism will return in the second part of summer. the one thing I'm unsurprisingly least convinced about is the clubbing bit.
I'm putting this in here too, it's a post I've done in the coronavirus discussion thread at the end of april
here's a theory - based on an 'all going well' scenario
- mid may life slowly returns to ibiza with shops and first outdoor terraces of bars/restaurants opening
- by mid june beaches are open and more places can open more of their shop/restaurant surfaces
- by the end of june or start of july, all spanish territories are through the four phases and national tourism resumes. around the same dates the situation in lots of european countries has improved massively and EU decides to wait just a little more and then joint-open frontiers and airspaces at the end of july
- first clubs might open in july, but it's in august when thanks to international travel the season properly gets going and more clubs open
- season until halloween or later
I won't take it badly if in a few weeks you'll tell me I was wrong, but what if I'm right?
I'll point out again that this is very much a best case scenario and any setback (second waves) might quickly end our hopes for a bit of season. but as of today, I am still hopeful that tourism will return in the second part of summer. the one thing I'm unsurprisingly least convinced about is the clubbing bit.
I think it will go like this , without clubbing.Maybe a little clubbing outside closed rooms without dancing ( DJ , Tables with distance )
Better than nothing
Hope for next year with everything back
This is the timeline I've been seeing as well. I'm guessing there will be covid antibody requirement and active covid testing requirement on arrival as well. If it's positive you'll be forced into mandatory quarantine where you are. Regardless of symptoms and planned holiday.I'm putting this in here too, it's a post I've done in the coronavirus discussion thread at the end of april
here's a theory - based on an 'all going well' scenario
- mid may life slowly returns to ibiza with shops and first outdoor terraces of bars/restaurants opening
- by mid june beaches are open and more places can open more of their shop/restaurant surfaces
- by the end of june or start of july, all spanish territories are through the four phases and national tourism resumes. around the same dates the situation in lots of european countries has improved massively and EU decides to wait just a little more and then joint-open frontiers and airspaces at the end of july
- first clubs might open in july, but it's in august when thanks to international travel the season properly gets going and more clubs open
- season until halloween or later
I won't take it badly if in a few weeks you'll tell me I was wrong, but what if I'm right?
I'll point out again that this is very much a best case scenario and any setback (second waves) might quickly end our hopes for a bit of season. but as of today, I am still hopeful that tourism will return in the second part of summer. the one thing I'm unsurprisingly least convinced about is the clubbing bit.
No
No one would go to holiday. Test at departure maybe.
Who will pay the quarantine ? Have to find a plane back after quarantine ? How ?
If you are positive : Money back ? Own risk ?
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No
No one would go to holiday. Test at departure maybe.
Who will pay the quarantine? Have to find a plane back after quarantine? How?
If you are positive: Money back? Own risk?
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That's the point. If you can't prove you're not sick you can't go. I can see active covid testing prior to departure too. No one (airlines, countries, etc.) Is going to risk an infected individual exporting / importing covid. If people want to travel on planes internationally there are going to be lots of hoops to jump through.
Government mandated quarantine would be at your cost as you mare the decision to travel sick. Personal responsibility is going to be required by all
No
No one would go to holiday. Test at departure maybe.
Who will pay the quarantine? Have to find a plane back after quarantine? How?
If you are positive: Money back? Own risk?
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That's the point. If you can't prove you're not sick you can't go. I can see active covid testing prior to departure too. No one (airlines, countries, etc.) Is going to risk an infected individual exporting / importing covid. If people want to travel on planes internationally there are going to be lots of hoops to jump through.
Government mandated quarantine would be at your cost as you mare the decision to travel sick. Personal responsibility is going to be required by all
The one at es cavallet ? Nice
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If they know you are coming ?
stivi
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no not that one. @jimmiz is a northern boy
I see ...
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Mmmm.... No.
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The last time I crossed the Bambuddha roundabout, Privilege was still named Ku.
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