Missdaisydo

We have never been on a cruise before and had no idea the rules for travel were different than other types of holiday. I'm a stickler for checking all the details before booking but family booked on my behalf so wasn't involved. I'm gutted, the rules seem unnecessary, having the vaccine makes you less likely to get ill but does not prevent you catching or spreading covid. My son is a healthy 12 year old who would have 1 vaccine and been pretty well protected IMHO 🤷‍♀️

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Thank you I will

I wish I could! NHS are the only ones able to give the vaccines and they won't give him the 2nd one less than 8 before the 1st

I'm desperate for an update! We have just booked to go on 3 April 2023 (last-minute trip planed with the whole family)and just discovered my son (age12) has not had two vaccines and we don't have enought time left before travel to get him jabbed! We need to take him off the booking but the longer we leave it the more money we lose 😭 if we cancel in the next 24 hours we lose 30%. If anyone gets a sniff of an update please let me know! 🙏 how sure are people on the 23 April date? If so it's not worth me holding any hope