The Covid thread

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I would of thought that If they can afford to go in the first place they should be able to afford to properly quarantine

Yep that's what I told you. £600 per person to quarantine in an approved hotel in Turkey, plus negative tests before and after, as opposed to £1750 to do the same in the UK. So for a family of 4 that's a difference of £4600. Plus, legally you have been tested as negative earlier.
And you wouldn't do that?

No because I wouldn't be traveling abroard in the first place. Why do you keep defending these people who are ‐ in the first place being irresponsible in traveling anyway and then deliberately circumventing measures put in place to try and protect our population.
Especially when you are quick to jump on those people who thought it would be safe and an open space to go to the beach, just so happens that a lot of other people thought the same thing at the same time. Those people were getting out for some fresh air after dutifully staying g at home.
Contrast that to ‐-    [/size]“No worries, be happy … travel back to UK from Pakistan and have holidays in Turkey during Covid 2021.”