2021 Travel Plans

One almost wonders if this intransigence on both sides is the precursor to an economic war of attrition to see who's economy buckles first.

I have to agree with Rufs that in a few months things will calm down and after all in spite of politicians rhetoric I have found that in the past few years the ordinary French people have been very friendly as usual.

I may need to revise my catering arrangements in the light off the other thread. I've always travelled with a packed fridge and freezer as there are better things to do on holiday than trek round Carrefour/Mercadona (other supermarkets are available).

This all may be academic unless the Covid situation stabilises.

An interesting article in the Daily Mail today (14/12/20) by Alexander von Schoenburg - Editor at Large at BILD, Germany's biggest selling news paper.  I normally take anything I read in the DM with a large pinch of salt but this guest article is well worth reading carefully and fully.  

Hopefully not. The problem for hose in the EU is that many economies have had a spanking and some of the 27 members are in a worse state than others by far. I would hate to see them suffer further - or any of Europe

>"Which"< have produced an article on what could be the case if there is a no deal, though there is nothing about pets.

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I think the combination of CV19 and the thing we can’t talk about on here means we’re all going to suffer further. The £ will remain on the floor against the € so travel will cost more as well as being more irksome.

I think many  people take food in the quantity that you do - and then post on here that they are at the same time providing economic benefit to the places they visit.