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By *ackandsasha OP   Couple
over a year ago

West Dublin

Article from Euro Weekly Newspaper

SPAIN’S Tourism Minister Fernando Valdes has fuelled hopes of a return of tourism to Spain this summer after saying British travellers will not have to quarantine.

The politician has reportedly said Spain is likely to use a vaccine passport system this summer and British tourists will not have to quarantine.

Mr Valdes said: “In Spain, we aim to have at least 70 per cent of the adult population immune by summer so I’d say to British people, ‘Keep open your expectations regarding holidays in Spain. We’re looking forward to welcoming you again’.”

He added, “vaccine passport or similar documentation” would help travellers “regain flexibility.”

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway

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By *athy1Couple
over a year ago

bournemouth


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway"

Don’t tell the scientist they won’t believe you it’s all through rose tinted glasses

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway"

I'm sure the UK government will let everyone know nearer the time the rules regarding quarantine back in the UK.

This is good news though. A step in the right direction

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway

I'm sure the UK government will let everyone know nearer the time the rules regarding quarantine back in the UK.

This is good news though. A step in the right direction "

Yes it is

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By *yesgreenMan
over a year ago

north and south


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway

I'm sure the UK government will let everyone know nearer the time the rules regarding quarantine back in the UK.

This is good news though. A step in the right direction

Yes it is "
Only problem will we in Ireland get our jabs in time to get away

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By *ecretpassion100Couple
over a year ago

Walsall


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway"
totally correct dont get your hopes up folks x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Much as it pains me to say it I think the UK governments should leave the borders closed till at least Autumn and get our shit in order. Support our local companies and let things settle down before opening up to foreign travel again. Will benefit us all in the long term. I’m craving some fun in the sun as much as the next person but one week or poor covid restrictions causes months of restrictions to correct it. Here’s hoping we start seeing a big drop in the numbers over the coming months with the roll out of the vaccine.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway

I'm sure the UK government will let everyone know nearer the time the rules regarding quarantine back in the UK.

This is good news though. A step in the right direction

Yes it is Only problem will we in Ireland get our jabs in time to get away "

Where are you with the vaccine program there?

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Much as it pains me to say it I think the UK governments should leave the borders closed till at least Autumn and get our shit in order. Support our local companies and let things settle down before opening up to foreign travel again. Will benefit us all in the long term. I’m craving some fun in the sun as much as the next person but one week or poor covid restrictions causes months of restrictions to correct it. Here’s hoping we start seeing a big drop in the numbers over the coming months with the roll out of the vaccine."

Yes let's hope so

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway

I'm sure the UK government will let everyone know nearer the time the rules regarding quarantine back in the UK.

This is good news though. A step in the right direction

Yes it is Only problem will we in Ireland get our jabs in time to get away

Where are you with the vaccine program there?"

Only about 250,000 vaccinated here so far

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By *lamourpussyCouple
over a year ago

Cirencester

If the rumours are true this may make summer holidays possible for some but presumably to travel you will need to have received both vaccinations and had a further three weeks to allow the second vaccination to take effect. So if you wanted to travel on 1st August for example you would have needed to have your first vaccination by mid April.

If that’s the case it will rule out any possibility of travel abroad for young families who are the most likely to want to go away in July and August anyway.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway

I'm sure the UK government will let everyone know nearer the time the rules regarding quarantine back in the UK.

This is good news though. A step in the right direction

Yes it is Only problem will we in Ireland get our jabs in time to get away

Where are you with the vaccine program there?

Only about 250,000 vaccinated here so far "

Hmmm...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The way the tory government is shaping over 100,000 deaths there wont be anyone left alive in the uk.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anyway"
you will only have to quarentine if spain is on the red list.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"YOu will still need a vsccination certificate to get in there also will they have to quarentine when thedy return here?

The way the EU is distributing vaccine might be 2023 before they get 70% vaccinated anywayyou will only have to quarentine if spain is on the red list."

I think you have to self isolate, for 10 days but at home. Gov.uk

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By *illynmintCouple
over a year ago

liverpool


"The way the tory government is shaping over 100,000 deaths there wont be anyone left alive in the uk."

It's not government's that spread Covid19 its people, and people who disobey rules, laws and regulations will prolong this lockdown

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By *wosmilersCouple
over a year ago

Heathrowish

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

"

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK."

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride

Different in Scotland. We are on the ball to a certain extent

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Different in Scotland. We are on the ball to a certain extent"

I think you probably are

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By *NightingaleCouple
over a year ago

WatchingintheNE

Just returned to the UK from Spain, negative covid test needed to get through France and into the UK, all paperwork checked thoroughly at tha UK including our self isolation details and two further compulsory covid tests on day 2 and 8 of isolation at home, we have been contacted at home by phone to verify compliance.

No paperwork checked in France but more by luck than anything, plenty of police at the border and on the toll roads, all in all over £650 spent on tests but saved a fortune on eating out ... always look for a positive

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By *lamourpussyCouple
over a year ago

Cirencester


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK"

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Exciting stuff, first jab down, one more to go and we get that passport. Both self employed so we just have to hope Gran Canaria is not put on the red list, that holiday could be getting closer .....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true."

What rumors are that? The Island have been split in the eyes of the Uk in any case.

An infection rate of 46.48 out of 100,000 is in the eyes of the Uk government means green.

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By *den_GCCouple
over a year ago

San Fernando, Gran Canaria


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true.

What rumors are that? The Island have been split in the eyes of the Uk in any case.

An infection rate of 46.48 out of 100,000 is in the eyes of the Uk government means green. "

25 new cases in GC today. Down from the 140 region after the holidays.

Looking very positive.

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By *ral lover01Man
over a year ago

Altrincham & Portsmouth, north West, South East

Lets hope that the government review the hotel quarantine rules for low risk countries otherwise no matter what Spain allows, people won't go because of the time and money wasted on the quarantine when they return.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true."
I know that..they said we have to quarantine even if the country is NOT on the red list ...We don't..

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Lets hope that the government review the hotel quarantine rules for low risk countries otherwise no matter what Spain allows, people won't go because of the time and money wasted on the quarantine when they return. "

You don't have to quarantine in a hotel from a country not on the red list, Spain and it's islands are not on the red list...

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true.

What rumors are that? The Island have been split in the eyes of the Uk in any case.

An infection rate of 46.48 out of 100,000 is in the eyes of the Uk government means green.

25 new cases in GC today. Down from the 140 region after the holidays.

Looking very positive. "

Yes it is

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true."

What rumours?

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By *lamourpussyCouple
over a year ago

Cirencester


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true.

What rumours?"

There is an article on the BBC website from a couple of days ago saying that the list of countries on the red list is being reviewed next week and Spain may be added. We have a place in Majorca so read the Majorca Bulletin and they have also mentioned it.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true.

What rumours?

There is an article on the BBC website from a couple of days ago saying that the list of countries on the red list is being reviewed next week and Spain may be added. We have a place in Majorca so read the Majorca Bulletin and they have also mentioned it."

Let's all hope they are just rumours

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By *andb69Couple
over a year ago

leeds


"At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 if the country is on the red list when you return to the UK.

If not, you will have to isolate at home for 10 days upon your return to the UK.

Either way, factor in an extra 2 weeks or so, away from work if you travel abroad.

At present, you will have to quarantine in a hotel at the cost of £1750 even if the country is NOT on the red list when you return to the UK.

Not in England, you can isolate at home. Gov.UK

Not if the country is on the red list you can’t. Looks like Spain may be added to the red list next week if rumours are true.

What rumours?

There is an article on the BBC website from a couple of days ago saying that the list of countries on the red list is being reviewed next week and Spain may be added. We have a place in Majorca so read the Majorca Bulletin and they have also mentioned it."

Similarly in the Canaries

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

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By *wig1963Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Various rules don't know how it goes but in javea curfew here but not as bad as March was strict any way good luck to you guys

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They've said they want to have fully vaccinated 70% of the population by summer. At the moment they're still following the guidelines of making sure people are getting the doses - more people are actually fully vaccinated here than they are in the UK.

Hopefully if things continue to go well in the UK then they'll follow the same and start getting more people vaccinated with just the one dose.

To be honest in the summer here in Malaga things were somewhat normal anyway. Bars and restaurants were open til 12 etc. Even now they're open til 6. Differs from region to region though.

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