Sallygirl
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We have a reservation for 2 weeks in August. If travel seems wise, we will likely extend that. We shall see what happens.
Post travel ban restriction to Cozumel
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cicopo
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My usual trip includes the first 2 weeks of Feb plus another 7 days which can be a bit before plus a bit after & usually depend on the air fare pricing. It will also depend on flights from Toronto to Cozumel (with either Air Canada or Westjet) which may be far & few between or back to what they were before all this hit the fan.
Sallygirl
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We plan to be in TX over Thanksgiving, so it is possible that we would extend the trip and fly to Cozumel from Houston. It just depends on the situation.
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We're booked for August. I can't answer your survey because I don't know when the ban will be lifted - hopefully soon.
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gopbroek
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hope to see you then, stay safe.
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sefuchs
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We are booked for a few weeks in Oct/Nov. Also have a big group trip planned for Roatan in March. Really hope this CV thing settles down soon.
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So will people make the decisions based on when the Govmt says it is time to get the economy going or will they wait until there is a vaccine or better treatments available?
It's the same dilemma as when to go into crowded places like concerts and sporting events.
If I have the antibodies then I will have less concern.
If no antibodies, no vaccine, and no treatment protocols than I am not sure how and when I will return to large public spaces.
It's the same dilemma as when to go into crowded places like concerts and sporting events.
If I have the antibodies then I will have less concern.
If no antibodies, no vaccine, and no treatment protocols than I am not sure how and when I will return to large public spaces.
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Charred
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Fascinating discussion and our government is not doing a great job being honest with people right now.
The virus is only slowing down because people are hiding in their homes. It hasnt gone away nor is it cured. As soon as everyone goes back out, it is going to surge just as it has in the Asian counties that have tried their hand at reopening.
People need to start hearing that the end is not really in sight.
The virus is only slowing down because people are hiding in their homes. It hasnt gone away nor is it cured. As soon as everyone goes back out, it is going to surge just as it has in the Asian counties that have tried their hand at reopening.
People need to start hearing that the end is not really in sight.
