What to Do if Your Travel Plans Are Disrupted by Omicron

[Callalily]

Finding tests and/or testing sites in foreign countries can be daunting. And of course, you have to pay for them. It's really doubtful that I'll be traveling internationally any time soon. I have a trip planned to France in April, and I'm thinking that trip won't be happening.

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[Sherman A1]

1. I had hoped to go to Ireland last year

but, of course that wasn't going to happen courtesy of Covid. Now I am hoping that perhaps by 2023 I may be able to make the trip, but I am not at all optimistic I will ever get to do so.

[Tetrachloride]

2. Its hard for me to imagine that Europe will be safe enough.

[viva la]

3. Airlines and EU countries accept

Our CDC vax cards and the authorized home tests (the proctored ones), fortunately. There's some hassle, but I'm was there in the fall and worth it!

But... travel brings variants, so I think staying close right now is a good idea.

By April, probably omicron will have infected everyone already, so....