Booking a 2021 holiday
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rothers
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Afternoon all, I have been looking into booking a holiday in February 2021 and was wondering if it is wise at this stage? I think that it will all be over by then and the holiday balance doesn’t need paying until mid January. If I paid the deposit now and the holiday didn’t go ahead surely the worst that could happen is that I get my deposit back as a voucher?
Any opinions/thoughts?
Cheers
Any opinions/thoughts?
Cheers
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Its your own personal choice.0
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I know, I was just asking for people’s opinions.0
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Is there any particular urgency in having to book already?1
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Book it if you want. Dont book it if you dont want. Make a judgement on opinion. Theres certainly more important issues where opinions are important. This isnt one of them.1
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Personally I won't be booking anything for a while. A holiday isn't essential and I'd rather not commit money and time to something subject to so much ambiguity at the moment. It's perfectly possible, likely even, that we'll have a second wave of covid-19 once winter comes and travel restrictions are eased. Until there is widespread vaccination it will become a permanent fixture in various levels of severity.3
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Retireby40 said:Book it if you want. Dont book it if you dont want. Make a judgement on opinion. Theres certainly more important issues where opinions are important. This isnt one of them.If, on the other hand, you are a moderator (which I assume that you’re not, I suspect you just like sticking your beak in) then I would apologise for breaking any rules that I’m not aware of. Until you tell me different I will withhold that apology.1
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Aylesbury_Duck said:Personally I won't be booking anything for a while. A holiday isn't essential and I'd rather not commit money and time to something subject to so much ambiguity at the moment. It's perfectly possible, likely even, that we'll have a second wave of covid-19 once winter comes and travel restrictions are eased. Until there is widespread vaccination it will become a permanent fixture in various levels of severity.Thanks again,0
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Thrugelmir said:Is there any particular urgency in having to book already?
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I dont think anyone on here can say with any certainty if prices will go up or down.1
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Very much depends on where you're going - if you're looking at somewhere that requires an infrastructure/element of luxury to be in place then you've more risk than somewhere where you're looking to be self-sufficient. For me unless the price was a bargain, you have (and could afford to lose) the money or the timing is critical I wouldn't be taking the risk1
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