I thought you could still be infectious even if you've had the vaccine (you're just less likely to have symptoms). I'd love to hear an update if more information has come to light about that. There is so much we're learning every week about the coronavirus vaccines.
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Thank you folks for the current updates. We haven't booked flights yet but we do have our lodgings (private apartments ) selected. The original plans to fly to Sarajevo fell thru as the flight is no longer avail. But better flight for us from Boston. To Amsterdam then Split, great price...perfect times. So now it looks like Split to Mostar (3 nights) then to Trebinje (5 nights), to Makarska, Croatia (4 nights) and then Rogoznika for 3 nights. Return flight from Split.
We both have the two shots. But need to secure a negative test prior to our return to Boston. But that could change as the science seems to change daily. Either way looking forward to a great May/early June trip to Croatia/Bosnia. |
Have a wonderful trip!
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Originally Posted by dreamon
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I thought you could still be infectious even if you've had the vaccine (you're just less likely to have symptoms). I'd love to hear an update if more information has come to light about that. There is so much we're learning every week about the coronavirus vaccines.
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That's fantastic news, Trophywife.
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Originally Posted by progol
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rialtogirl,
So right now, I understand that US citizens (and other nationals, of course) are able to travel to Croatia if they have had the vaccine(s) at least 2 weeks prior to arrival. I wonder how long that's going to last, given the current increase in numbers and potential for another wave after the summer. But for those who are eager to travel, this is clearly an option. |
Originally Posted by dreamon
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I thought you could still be infectious even if you've had the vaccine (you're just less likely to have symptoms). I'd love to hear an update if more information has come to light about that. There is so much we're learning every week about the coronavirus vaccines.
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Originally Posted by MinnBeef
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Governments do what governments do, but why would any government open their borders to vaccinated tourists and then later say those same vaccinated tourists are not welcome? If you have been vaccinated, then 2 weeks later one is fully protected. That does not change. It is time for people to start preparing for this one year of hell to be over...not finding reasons to keep extending it.
Mike, if you want to, pm me your dates in Makarska and I’ll try to make it over for a vino or two. |
Originally Posted by rialtogrl
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MinnBeef the answer and the question are both in your first line. 😉
Mike, if you want to, pm me your dates in Makarska and I’ll try to make it over for a vino or two. |
MinnBeef I agree, problem is many who want to be vaccinated cannot get vaccines. So I think it’s fair for people who have been vaccinated to worry a bit they still might spread it. Once the EU starts really ramping up the vaccines, I’ll start preparing for life back to normal. I cannot wait for that day to come.
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Educated people around the world have been waiting on the results of scientific study to see whether vaccinated asymptomatic people can still be infectious. Until we know the answer to that or people at my destination have had the opportunity to be vaccinated, then I am unable to put my love of travel ahead of other people's well being. Like everyone, I desperately want this virus to be able to be managed and would love to travel more than anything.
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