And a big stick
Ooooft
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I was not interested in travelling during Covid simply because I was not interested in going somewhere and having to wear a face nappy everywhere, limited capacities, reduced closing times etc.
@Tierneevin1979 can you inform me what the US will be like in Mar/Apr. Will I be able to get in unvaccinated or will a recovery cert/PCR test suffice?
Kiev on June 14th looks tasty.
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You must be as big as a house at this stage.
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Current restrictions are you cannot enter the US as a non citizen without proof of vaccination. You also need a negative test (PCR or supervised antigen) done within 24 hours of travel.
Impossible to predict what will be like in Mar/April, but doubt much will change on the above.
Doubtful you will be allowed in unvaccinated. Travel restrictions are the one area the Administration have been able to control and they have proven to be slow to move on. The culture wars over vacciness is not likely to be finished by then.
Planning on travelling to the States in April. I’d nearly want to get infected before March to lessen the risk of a negative PCR the day before departure.
Risk of a positive PCR test? Schedule an antigen test at the airport the day you are leaving.
Yeh what I’m saying is I might pick up an infection at an inopportune time and not be able to travel. I’ve avoided Omicron to date
It’s a bit of a lottery alright.
Get omicron straight away and you’ll be grand
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There must be some enterprising young fella selling a bit of it online at this stage.
@Copper_pipe could surely track some down.
Go to the pub and you’ll get it like everyone else
The mask restrictions going by the end of the month, when you have fellas getting up and going to the jacks in a pub without a mask we’ll all be swimming in it, that was our last line of defence.
None of that shit in rural Ireland
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London in early February
Bella italia camping in May. Can’t fucking wait.
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