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Jimbo:
The UK PLF was a complete pain in the rectum - I'm delighted it's gone.

Tredegar Boy:
It's all moving in the right direction and hopefully Spain will drop its PLF soon.

Karen:
According to the health minister, looks like masks indoors, will remain mandatory , at least for the whole of May..the epidemiological situation in the country has not stabilized in significant decrease of daily infections..source  'keeptalkinggreece.com'....don't think this is too much of a problem for most..

geordieborn2:

--- Quote from: Karen on April 28, 2022, 07:57:21 PM ---According to the health minister, looks like masks indoors, will remain mandatory , at least for the whole of May..the epidemiological situation in the country has not stabilized in significant decrease of daily infections..source  'keeptalkinggreece.com'....don't think this is too much of a problem for most..

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Only time will tell. We are in no hurry to travel, but may well be in a minority. The “normal” travel before the pandemic was bad enough for us and any additional hassle will certainly put us off, there may well be others of the same ilk. A combination of this and the situation in Ukraine may sway people towards destinations further west. I’m sure it will be a balancing act and the Greeks will be looking at the booking numbers vs covid cases almost daily. I do hope the former is what wins through!

Jimbo:
The only serious hassles last autumn were the UK regulations. The Greek side was easy and efficient. The UK side was bureaucratic and ridiculously inflexible.

There are no UK regulations any more. End of problem. Okay, I'll need a vaccination certificate printed or on a phone. Easy and fast.

I went to Poland and Russia many times before the end of the Soviet Union. That was a hassle - queue for at least an hour at an embassy to get a visa etc. I'm not complaining.

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