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Update on testing from Canarian Weekly
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"Still a long way to go, talking about the islands testing at hotels if you can’t test from your home country as well. Also there is now €1,000,000 fund for airlines to bring more people to the island and also a bonus for extra flights. " Something needs to happen because were looking at a week in December. I am 1000% behind testing but it needs to be fair and easy. £900 for flight and hotel fine but add £189 x 2 for tests or even £120 each if boots get up and running in northern ireland isn't happening, maybe next year. | |||
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"Will be fun getting a test for a flight on 26th December " Been discussing all day since we heard of this idea .... we are due to fly on the 28th December  | |||
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"Will be fun getting a test for a flight on 26th December " Us too!  | |||
"It’s all fine and we’ll saying you need to have a valid cert. Biggest challenge is being able to get a test and the results in time for the holiday. It’s not cheap either which will put a lot of people off. Madeira are offering free tests to people who don’t have a valid negative test. You have to self isolate at your hotel until the results come back. Friends of mine flew out yesterday and were tested at the airport when they arrived. Room service in the hotel and results were received at 4am. They are advising 12 hour turn around on testing so can afford to lose the first night of the holiday. " So something like this is being talked about just now out here. But turn around time is going to be much faster. As i Said, still a lot more to come out over the next few days. | |||
"It’s all fine and we’ll saying you need to have a valid cert. Biggest challenge is being able to get a test and the results in time for the holiday. It’s not cheap either which will put a lot of people off. Madeira are offering free tests to people who don’t have a valid negative test. You have to self isolate at your hotel until the results come back. Friends of mine flew out yesterday and were tested at the airport when they arrived. Room service in the hotel and results were received at 4am. They are advising 12 hour turn around on testing so can afford to lose the first night of the holiday. " The issue I see with that is if anyone test positive how many seats either way will be quarantine for 14 days !!! | |||
"It’s all fine and we’ll saying you need to have a valid cert. Biggest challenge is being able to get a test and the results in time for the holiday. It’s not cheap either which will put a lot of people off. Madeira are offering free tests to people who don’t have a valid negative test. You have to self isolate at your hotel until the results come back. Friends of mine flew out yesterday and were tested at the airport when they arrived. Room service in the hotel and results were received at 4am. They are advising 12 hour turn around on testing so can afford to lose the first night of the holiday. So something like this is being talked about just now out here. But turn around time is going to be much faster. As i Said, still a lot more to come out over the next few days. " What needs to happen is the airlines set up local testing stations and everyone on tbe flight gets tested between 2 and 4 days before departure. They use the rapid test kits and even though they aren't 100% accurate the test can be randomly repeated on arrival. 100+ people in a flight must make it financially viable for them to set up "clinics" possibly in conjunction with airports who also need footfall. All the stakeholders need to work together if it's going to be successful, not people trying to randomly get tested all over the place. Just my opinion yours may vary | |||
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"The Airlines should be using the €150,000 the government are giving them. But the airports have said they don’t want testing in the airport. Now maybe a portable testing unit just outside the airport (in the carpark) would work. But the price of the testing should come down so it don’t put people off. " I still think it needs to be prior to departure not tested on arrival in GC that's too late IMHO | |||
"The Airlines should be using the €150,000 the government are giving them. But the airports have said they don’t want testing in the airport. Now maybe a portable testing unit just outside the airport (in the carpark) would work. But the price of the testing should come down so it don’t put people off. " Let’s face it, the car parks are empty so testing at the airport and quarantine till results are available is best option. | |||
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"Wonder if Tui will do this for the UK too? https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts/tui-pay-tests-dutch-tourists" Don't hold your breathe after my dealings with them recently | |||
"The Airlines should be using the €150,000 the government are giving them. But the airports have said they don’t want testing in the airport. Now maybe a portable testing unit just outside the airport (in the carpark) would work. But the price of the testing should come down so it don’t put people off. I still think it needs to be prior to departure not tested on arrival in GC that's too late IMHO" Totally agree, what if you tested positive? 14 days Isolation in a hotel room ? | |||
"The Airlines should be using the €150,000 the government are giving them. But the airports have said they don’t want testing in the airport. Now maybe a portable testing unit just outside the airport (in the carpark) would work. But the price of the testing should come down so it don’t put people off. I still think it needs to be prior to departure not tested on arrival in GC that's too late IMHO Totally agree, what if you tested positive? 14 days Isolation in a hotel room ?" Exactly, and possibly 10-20 other people sat near to you on the plane too !!! | |||
"I'm flying early Monday. Hopefully it won't be in force by then as not much time to get it organised. " It most likely won't be Sally, think they are talking 8th November, at the earliest | |||
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"I'm flying early Monday. Hopefully it won't be in force by then as not much time to get it organised. It most likely won't be Sally, think they are talking 8th November, at the earliest "Phew. Thanks for the reassurance | |||
"I agree about pre flight testing. But this has been worked on for 4 months and there is still no real clear plan. Whatever happens, we need to make sure the islands stay clear of this virus. We are starting to see Hotels open that have been closed since March. Still not seen any real tourists just the odd one here and there. Hopefully TUI follow suit as the Dutch TUI and do free testing. But definitely we are starting to see a buss in the locals the odd flights that are coming in are now full and not the 15/20 passengers that it’s been for months. November is now starting to look like it could be a real good starting point for tourism GC is doing outstanding when it comes to the virus. Numbers are that low it’s not really worth talking about. Tenerife need to start to do a bit more work and El Hierro. Tourism starts this weekend and so does the cruise lines. " I hope they do stay clear of the virus, our rates are going up all the time, so the need for testing visitors is vital, but hey,looks like you're going to get busy, very soon! | |||
"I'm flying early Monday. Hopefully it won't be in force by then as not much time to get it organised. It most likely won't be Sally, think they are talking 8th November, at the earliest
Phew. Thanks for the reassurance"You have a lovely holiday x | |||
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"Couple of things I’m not sure off , if you are to be tested at hotels , you could infect a lot of people before you get to the hotel , airport , plane ,getting your baggage, transfer to hotels etc , so it can only take one person and so many peoples holidays could be ruined, I still think the uk government will reverse the two week quarantine again as soon as Covid cases rise again in gran can which is likely with most countries now letting people fly there without quarantining upon return , " My understanding is that the proposal is that you get a negative test in this country, within 72 hours of leaving for your holiday | |||
"Couple of things I’m not sure off , if you are to be tested at hotels , you could infect a lot of people before you get to the hotel , airport , plane ,getting your baggage, transfer to hotels etc , so it can only take one person and so many peoples holidays could be ruined, I still think the uk government will reverse the two week quarantine again as soon as Covid cases rise again in gran can which is likely with most countries now letting people fly there without quarantining upon return , My understanding is that the proposal is that you get a negative test in this country, within 72 hours of leaving for your holiday "It seems a little more complicated than that You can't check into a controlled hotel or apartment without a test but you can fly. | |||
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"Looks like there won't be any germans there for at least a month, they're locked down until December, no unessential travel, emphasis on stay at home" Certainly not as many anyway. Doesn't come into force until Monday though lol In addition, Unnecessary travel is strongly discouraged, so not breaking the law if they do. Time will tell | |||
"Looks like there won't be any germans there for at least a month, they're locked down until December, no unessential travel, emphasis on stay at home Certainly not as many anyway. Doesn't come into force until Monday though lol In addition, Unnecessary travel is strongly discouraged, so not breaking the law if they do. Time will tell" Just as the canarian were given a glimmer of hope too .... I guess the UK will follow suit very soon | |||
"Couple of things I’m not sure off , if you are to be tested at hotels , you could infect a lot of people before you get to the hotel , airport , plane ,getting your baggage, transfer to hotels etc , so it can only take one person and so many peoples holidays could be ruined, I still think the uk government will reverse the two week quarantine again as soon as Covid cases rise again in gran can which is likely with most countries now letting people fly there without quarantining upon return , My understanding is that the proposal is that you get a negative test in this country, within 72 hours of leaving for your holiday
It seems a little more complicated than that
You can't check into a controlled hotel or apartment without a test but you can fly.
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"So if you have a test prior to flying and it posts positive, surely you can not go to the airport and fly ? " That is correct. You would not be allowed to board without a Neg certificate. If you were positive then you should be isolating and nowhere near an airport. Would have though that was common sense | |||
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"After a positive test you must isolate for 10 days, not 14." that's a huge relief  | |||
"Couple of things I’m not sure off , if you are to be tested at hotels , you could infect a lot of people before you get to the hotel , airport , plane ,getting your baggage, transfer to hotels etc , so it can only take one person and so many peoples holidays could be ruined, I still think the uk government will reverse the two week quarantine again as soon as Covid cases rise again in gran can which is likely with most countries now letting people fly there without quarantining upon return , My understanding is that the proposal is that you get a negative test in this country, within 72 hours of leaving for your holiday
It seems a little more complicated than that
You can't check into a controlled hotel or apartment without a test but you can fly.
Yes, so where do get the test? "They're talking of sending you to the medical centre | |||
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"Just picked this up from the FCO website: Testing/screening on arrival On arrival, travellers entering Spain from the UK will not be required to self-isolate. However, you will be subject to the following three requirements: It is mandatory for all passengers travelling to Spain to fill out and sign an online form 48 hours prior to travel, providing the Spanish Ministry of Health with contact information and details of any known history of exposure to COVID-19. You can do this on the Spain Travel Health website or downloadable app. On completion, you will be issued a personal and non-transferable QR code which you must show (electronically or hardcopy) at airport health controls on arrival Temperature check Undergo a visual health assessment Anyone who presents symptoms or fails one of the above requirements will be seen by a health professional." The canaries are now treated differently than mainland Spain and may introduce new rules tomorrow. | |||
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"Think we'll wait before booking and see what they say. Don't want to fork out another £140 each on the PCR tests again!!" Same here then we'll all be locked in again anyway | |||
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"Going next Friday to my own place in the canaries. Will I need proof that it's my own place I'm going to i wonder and what sort of proof will they need? Will follow this thread with intrigue " My understanding of the OP is that you don't need it to enter the island, but you do need it to check into licensed accommodation, so you should be ok. We should know more tomorrow | |||
"Gutted got fuerteventura booked Jan and gran canaria booked March 2021 and don't really wanna pay for tests to go away not over 100 quid each Wonder if easy jet will transfer flights to the following year " Guy's there are tests being rolled out by Boots in the coming weeks. Others will follow and the costs will be significantly less the £100. Spain themselves are suggesting that tests in the region of 20/30 euros are likely and would be acceptable | |||
"Gutted got fuerteventura booked Jan and gran canaria booked March 2021 and don't really wanna pay for tests to go away not over 100 quid each Wonder if easy jet will transfer flights to the following year Guy's there are tests being rolled out by Boots in the coming weeks. Others will follow and the costs will be significantly less the £100. Spain themselves are suggesting that tests in the region of 20/30 euros are likely and would be acceptable" We've just come back from Cyprus and that's what they charge there (€20)...we paid £139 each and had to travel in to London to get it...more chance of getting infected going to get the test done judging by the behaviour of sone of the general public there!! It seems, as always, that some are making mega bucks in this country on this, capitalising on people who just want to have a holiday!! | |||
"Gutted got fuerteventura booked Jan and gran canaria booked March 2021 and don't really wanna pay for tests to go away not over 100 quid each Wonder if easy jet will transfer flights to the following year Guy's there are tests being rolled out by Boots in the coming weeks. Others will follow and the costs will be significantly less the £100. Spain themselves are suggesting that tests in the region of 20/30 euros are likely and would be acceptable We've just come back from Cyprus and that's what they charge there (€20)...we paid £139 each and had to travel in to London to get it...more chance of getting infected going to get the test done judging by the behaviour of sone of the general public there!! It seems, as always, that some are making mega bucks in this country on this, capitalising on people who just want to have a holiday!!" I think it's a good idea, but the cost will put many off... | |||
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"Gutted got fuerteventura booked Jan and gran canaria booked March 2021 and don't really wanna pay for tests to go away not over 100 quid each Wonder if easy jet will transfer flights to the following year Guy's there are tests being rolled out by Boots in the coming weeks. Others will follow and the costs will be significantly less the £100. Spain themselves are suggesting that tests in the region of 20/30 euros are likely and would be acceptable We've just come back from Cyprus and that's what they charge there (€20)...we paid £139 each and had to travel in to London to get it...more chance of getting infected going to get the test done judging by the behaviour of sone of the general public there!! It seems, as always, that some are making mega bucks in this country on this, capitalising on people who just want to have a holiday!! I think it's a good idea, but the cost will put many off..."If the airlines are serious then they need to join forces and employ a company to do testing for less than £25 a head. Theres a big difference in overheads from a company doing 20 or 30 private tests a day to a group doing hundreds or thousands a day. There's a huge business opportunity BUT Who would set this up knowing we'll probably return to full lockdown in two weeks (when it's too late again) and quarantine will be brought back. Too much uncertainty otherwise a few of us would definitely start it in Belfast. | |||
"Gutted got fuerteventura booked Jan and gran canaria booked March 2021 and don't really wanna pay for tests to go away not over 100 quid each Wonder if easy jet will transfer flights to the following year Guy's there are tests being rolled out by Boots in the coming weeks. Others will follow and the costs will be significantly less the £100. Spain themselves are suggesting that tests in the region of 20/30 euros are likely and would be acceptable We've just come back from Cyprus and that's what they charge there (€20)...we paid £139 each and had to travel in to London to get it...more chance of getting infected going to get the test done judging by the behaviour of sone of the general public there!! It seems, as always, that some are making mega bucks in this country on this, capitalising on people who just want to have a holiday!! I think it's a good idea, but the cost will put many off...
If the airlines are serious then they need to join forces and employ a company to do testing for less than £25 a head.
Theres a big difference in overheads from a company doing 20 or 30 private tests a day to a group doing hundreds or thousands a day.
There's a huge business opportunity
BUT
Who would set this up knowing we'll probably return to full lockdown in two weeks (when it's too late again) and quarantine will be brought back.
Too much uncertainty otherwise a few of us would definitely start it in Belfast." | |||
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"The draft is law. It's not as clear as we'd hoped. This is what we know... Visitors to the Canary Islands who stay in tourist accommodation will need to take a test within 72 hours of departure. A paper or digital certificate is acceptable. If you arrive without a negative test certificate you will be denied entry to your accommodation unless you agree to have a test asap. The test will not be required for anyone arriving in the next ten days. The text says you need "a diagnostic test for active infection by COVID-19... approved by your national health authorities". It does not specify what type of tests will be accepted so we are waiting for clarification. Visitors who don't stay in tourist accommodation don't have to take a test but are encouraged to do so to keep the Canary Islands safe for everyone." Thank you for update  | |||
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"Going next Friday to my own place in the canaries. Will I need proof that it's my own place I'm going to i wonder and what sort of proof will they need? Will follow this thread with intrigue My understanding of the OP is that you don't need it to enter the island, but you do need it to check into licensed accommodation, so you should be ok. We should know more tomorrow "We've been holding back waiting for an announcement. Reading the boots site they say their test is not currently approved as a pre-flight testing service, which requires a PCR test and for results to be processed via a registered lab and a different test will be required Think we're about to give up on 2020 and count the days to our booked 2021 hols | |||
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"Going next Friday to my own place in the canaries. Will I need proof that it's my own place I'm going to i wonder and what sort of proof will they need? Will follow this thread with intrigue My understanding of the OP is that you don't need it to enter the island, but you do need it to check into licensed accommodation, so you should be ok. We should know more tomorrow
We've been holding back waiting for an announcement.
Reading the boots site they say their test is not currently approved as a pre-flight testing service, which requires a PCR test and for results to be processed via a registered lab and a different test will be required
Think we're about to give up on 2020 and count the days to our booked 2021 hols"Boots currently do a 24 hour pcr lab based test which is approved. We registered for it but haven't hd it done yet. Also £120 MHRA approved LAMP testing may be coming soon which can give a result in under an hour. How is the Heathrow £80 rapid testing acceptable ? | |||
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"Going next Friday to my own place in the canaries. Will I need proof that it's my own place I'm going to i wonder and what sort of proof will they need? Will follow this thread with intrigue " In these difficult times we travel with a copy of our deeds for our second residence and the padron for our main(habitual) residence. Should cover all the angles, we hope. | |||
"The draft is law. It's not as clear as we'd hoped. This is what we know... Visitors to the Canary Islands who stay in tourist accommodation will need to take a test within 72 hours of departure. A paper or digital certificate is acceptable. If you arrive without a negative test certificate you will be denied entry to your accommodation unless you agree to have a test asap. The test will not be required for anyone arriving in the next ten days. The text says you need "a diagnostic test for active infection by COVID-19... approved by your national health authorities". It does not specify what type of tests will be accepted so we are waiting for clarification. Visitors who don't stay in tourist accommodation don't have to take a test but are encouraged to do so to keep the Canary Islands safe for everyone." I take it there is going to be rapid testing facilities / walk in centres set up for people who arrive without a Pcr test? | |||
"Going next Friday to my own place in the canaries. Will I need proof that it's my own place I'm going to i wonder and what sort of proof will they need? Will follow this thread with intrigue My understanding of the OP is that you don't need it to enter the island, but you do need it to check into licensed accommodation, so you should be ok. We should know more tomorrow
We've been holding back waiting for an announcement.
Reading the boots site they say their test is not currently approved as a pre-flight testing service, which requires a PCR test and for results to be processed via a registered lab and a different test will be required
Think we're about to give up on 2020 and count the days to our booked 2021 hols
Boots currently do a 24 hour pcr lab based test which is approved. We registered for it but haven't hd it done yet. Also £120
MHRA approved LAMP testing may be coming soon which can give a result in under an hour.
How is the Heathrow £80 rapid testing acceptable ?"We found a four night break for all Inc, for 136pp Inc flights if we have to pay 120 each for a test it almost doubles the cost and i can't justify booking it at that price hopefully they'll bring the price down but I fear another full uk lock down will scupper out hopes anyway | |||
"The draft is law. It's not as clear as we'd hoped. This is what we know... Visitors to the Canary Islands who stay in tourist accommodation will need to take a test within 72 hours of departure. A paper or digital certificate is acceptable. If you arrive without a negative test certificate you will be denied entry to your accommodation unless you agree to have a test asap. The test will not be required for anyone arriving in the next ten days. The text says you need "a diagnostic test for active infection by COVID-19... approved by your national health authorities". It does not specify what type of tests will be accepted so we are waiting for clarification. Visitors who don't stay in tourist accommodation don't have to take a test but are encouraged to do so to keep the Canary Islands safe for everyone. I take it there is going to be rapid testing facilities / walk in centres set up for people who arrive without a Pcr test? " I’ll be surprised if the airlines let you on a flight this end without a test x | |||
"The draft is law. It's not as clear as we'd hoped. This is what we know... Visitors to the Canary Islands who stay in tourist accommodation will need to take a test within 72 hours of departure. A paper or digital certificate is acceptable. If you arrive without a negative test certificate you will be denied entry to your accommodation unless you agree to have a test asap. The test will not be required for anyone arriving in the next ten days. The text says you need "a diagnostic test for active infection by COVID-19... approved by your national health authorities". It does not specify what type of tests will be accepted so we are waiting for clarification. Visitors who don't stay in tourist accommodation don't have to take a test but are encouraged to do so to keep the Canary Islands safe for everyone. I take it there is going to be rapid testing facilities / walk in centres set up for people who arrive without a Pcr test? I’ll be surprised if the airlines let you on a flight this end without a test x" Apparently they have no legal right to ask that's part of the problem in implementation of the draft proposal | |||
"The draft is law. It's not as clear as we'd hoped. This is what we know... Visitors to the Canary Islands who stay in tourist accommodation will need to take a test within 72 hours of departure. A paper or digital certificate is acceptable. If you arrive without a negative test certificate you will be denied entry to your accommodation unless you agree to have a test asap. The test will not be required for anyone arriving in the next ten days. The text says you need "a diagnostic test for active infection by COVID-19... approved by your national health authorities". It does not specify what type of tests will be accepted so we are waiting for clarification. Visitors who don't stay in tourist accommodation don't have to take a test but are encouraged to do so to keep the Canary Islands safe for everyone. I take it there is going to be rapid testing facilities / walk in centres set up for people who arrive without a Pcr test? I’ll be surprised if the airlines let you on a flight this end without a test x Apparently they have no legal right to ask that's part of the problem in implementation of the draft proposal" That’s interesting. | |||
" We found a four night break for all Inc, for 136pp Inc flights " How can a hotel make a profit charging about £20-25 a night including all meals and drinks ? | |||
"The draft is law. It's not as clear as we'd hoped. This is what we know... Visitors to the Canary Islands who stay in tourist accommodation will need to take a test within 72 hours of departure. A paper or digital certificate is acceptable. If you arrive without a negative test certificate you will be denied entry to your accommodation unless you agree to have a test asap. The test will not be required for anyone arriving in the next ten days. The text says you need "a diagnostic test for active infection by COVID-19... approved by your national health authorities". It does not specify what type of tests will be accepted so we are waiting for clarification. Visitors who don't stay in tourist accommodation don't have to take a test but are encouraged to do so to keep the Canary Islands safe for everyone. I take it there is going to be rapid testing facilities / walk in centres set up for people who arrive without a Pcr test? I’ll be surprised if the airlines let you on a flight this end without a test x Apparently they have no legal right to ask that's part of the problem in implementation of the draft proposal That’s interesting." It SEEMS that's why they are asking hotels to do it. | |||
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"Hey guys just a little info I got from our hotel manager "VIP Apartmentoes Nogel" weve been told that medical centres and doctors are putting out info as of last night 29th Nov informing hotels & apartments that they will be providing tests for Covid 19 after you arrive on the island at a cost of no more then €30. Our hotel have very kindly offered to arrange tests for both my wife and myself and told us it's no problem to arrange and get the test done asap after we check in. We were also informed by hotel manager that it's not a problem to stay until the test is complete. Unfortunately I can't say what the story with our hotel will be if any of our tests come back positive "Cringe" So a bit of a mixed bag but at least it heading in the right direction xx" Seems like a glimmer of good news then My concern would be the number of other passengers stuck into quarantine if one or more people test positive after having flown with the virus. | |||
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"Unfortunately we're not going to have the time to get tested in the UK so it's going to have to be GC" I thought the regulation didn't start for another ten days | |||
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"we are due to fly on Saturday 7th simple question Fo we need negative test results that taken within 72h" From what I can gather you'll be ok on the 7th as the rules won't be in force at that point. | |||
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"Looks like it's irrelevant now "What is? | |||
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"Hoping to travel on the 12th but not booking until it’s clear on SpTH & that’s only if we are not back in full lockdown!!" So much uncertainty all round, hope you get away | |||
"Hoping to travel on the 12th but not booking until it’s clear on SpTH & that’s only if we are not back in full lockdown!! So much uncertainty all round, hope you get away "Cheers, just wish we’d stayed in Lanzarote now, much safer  | |||
"Hoping to travel on the 12th but not booking until it’s clear on SpTH & that’s only if we are not back in full lockdown!! So much uncertainty all round, hope you get away
Cheers, just wish we’d stayed in Lanzarote now, much safer " | |||
"Unfortunately we're not going to have the time to get tested in the UK so it's going to have to be GC I thought the regulation didn't start for another ten days" To be honest it's all a little confusing with dates being banded about. We're out on the 2nd nov and back on the 9th nov so by what I've been reading officially we won't need a test because the decree won't officially come into force until after we've left the island. Saying that we're all ready with our QR codes from SpTH app. What a nightmare I really hope our struggle for a week of nudity will be worth it. | |||
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"Just had an update from a local source this morning, (Apartments Nogal) via email. The testing does not come into effect officially until the 10th Nov and by what we've been told is not a requirement for staying in official accommodate on GC. Though saying that a valid QR code from the SpTH website is required. So there you go kids." It's a requirement to stay in licensed holiday accommodation, I'm not sure what 'official ' accommodation is | |||
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"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer " | |||
"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer "We can still go | |||
"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer
We can still go "You can | |||
"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer
We can still go
You can "It might be a bit lonely when we get there though Never say never we'll see how the testing pans out over the next few weeks | |||
"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer
We can still go
You can
It might be a bit lonely when we get there though
Never say never we'll see how the testing pans out over the next few weeks"Aaw..you'll have each other..and the sun  | |||
"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer
We can still go
You can
It might be a bit lonely when we get there though
Never say never we'll see how the testing pans out over the next few weeks
Aaw..you'll have each other..and the sun "True | |||
"No travel abroad for the next month, maybe longer
We can still go
You can
It might be a bit lonely when we get there though
Never say never we'll see how the testing pans out over the next few weeks
Aaw..you'll have each other..and the sun
True " | |||
