Scottish Daily Mail

HOLIDAY GURU

All the answers you need

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Q

I HAVE a holiday booked to Gibraltar in August. I have had both Covid jabs. Will I be able to hire a car and go on a day trip to Spain?

Bob Richards, via email.

A

YES, you could go as entry restrictio­ns/tests for Uk visitors to spain no longer apply — jabs or not. gibraltar will also allow you to return (visit gibraltar.gi). However, because you will have visited spain, an amber list country (gibraltar is green), you may have to go

into quarantine on return to the Uk, if the government does not introduce its proposed exemption for fully vaccinated travellers in time.

Q

IN JULY, we are due to drive to Germany from the Hook of Holland. Will we be allowed to travel through Holland for three hours not stopping or getting out? We’ve both had two jabs.

Ron Goodwin, Torbay, Devon.

A

NOT unless rules change in the

netherland­s, which is not allowing non-EU residents to visit for nonessenti­al reasons. see gov.uk.

Q

WE ARE planning to travel to America on July 2 for my brother’s wedding. Is there any way we can go?

Kirsty Yates, via email.

A

NOT now. the only way is to travel to a country from which the U.s. accepts tourists and stay there for 14 days before flying — a complicate­d procedure.

Q

WE PAID a £5,000 deposit for a Cunard cruise around New Zealand, plus a rail journey across Australia in December, arranged as a package by Imagine Cruising. The final balance of £13,000 is required next month, but ministers in Australia say travel will not be open by then. We clearly cannot go but are being told we must pay the balance or lose our deposit. It is causing us sleepless nights. Any advice? Gwyneth Lewis and Colin Sanders,

Abingdon, Oxfordshir­e.

A

EVENTS have moved on since you wrote in and Cunard has cancelled your cruise, while imagine Cruising is allowing you to transfer the £5,000 to a similar holiday in 2023 and is not pushing for a final payment. it is good that

common sense has (finally) prevailed.

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