2021 Planning - Positivity only on this thread!

[Tinks]

Just rebooked ours last night to October (we are also booked on a cruise round the med that week but totally convinced that’s not going to happen now) my flights are a voucher that I can just apply so went ahead and booked accommodation last night ... if my cruise comes off then I will transfer my accommodation to November instead but I’m 100 percent going if the Borders allow. For the first time in a year I’m feeling quietly confident! Can’t wait, after loosing my mum to cancer a fortnight ago, I need a Disney trip in my life ❤️

[w513mfs]

Just moved our trip from April to December, along time to wait and our 3rd time changing. but feel the most confident about this one. Also i'm actually 600 pounds better off compared to first price albeit with an escape not an explorer but there is three of us so space isn't an issue.

Me and my wife have both had our first jabs and my second is booked for 8th may.

So very confident and excited hopefully December should be much more near normality i really feel things are going in right direction.

[Lilpickle08]

More positive headlines: The data showing Covid is in retreat: 8MILLION people in England live in neighbourhoods with close to ZERO cases, official data reveals as fascinating charts show vaccine drive's success with 90% of over-85s now having antibodies

Hoping that we start to see some positive headlines out of the US in the coming months once their vaccinations are a little further established. The J&J vaccine could be a bit of a game changer over there.

[rjhsteel]

Covid vaccines may stop spread ‘almost completely’ with jabs working ‘better than any of us could have imagined’

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[CCFCRJ]

Originally Posted by rjhsteel

Covid vaccines may stop spread ‘almost completely’ with jabs working ‘better than any of us could have imagined’

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This would surely negate the need for a test to travel if you are fully vaccinated, if you are so unlikely to spread it

[hjanea46]

[QUOTE=CCFCRJ;14862166]This would surely negate the need for a test to travel if you are fully vaccinated, if you are so unlikely to spread it[/QUOT

If we are able to go in july I will happily pay for a test. I am a frontline nhs nurse so have had both the Pfizer jabs but my children won't so I'll probably have to pay for them.

[toots82]

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Originally Posted by CCFCRJ

This would surely negate the need for a test to travel if you are fully vaccinated, if you are so unlikely to spread it[/QUOT

If we are able to go in july I will happily pay for a test. I am a frontline nhs nurse so have had both the Pfizer jabs but my children won't so I'll probably have to pay for them.

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me too, I'd happily pay for my jag!

[CCFCRJ]

Biden has just announced there will be enough vaccine supply for all adults to have one dose by end of May! Two months earlier than initial plan.

[babbymint]

Originally Posted by CCFCRJ

Biden has just announced there will be enough vaccine supply for all adults to have one dose by end of May! Two months earlier than initial plan.

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Got to hand it to the US - when they want to move they can!

[irnjaw]

Originally Posted by babbymint

Got to hand it to the US - when they want to move they can!

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And so can we apparently