Thread: Cancelled Trips due to COVID-19

My mate is assisting a friend ferry a large yacht from Thailand to England, they started in December and now are stuck in the Mediterranean. Food for 6 days left, bad weather and no port will accept them.

Yes our son wanted to come home from Japan mid July to the middle of August, to see his dad. I went to the travel agent and they said not to book anything at the moment, they said wait until end of June and see where this goes. If he did come home at this time he would have to be self isolation for 14 days which wouldn't work as Mario is in self isolation, by order of this Dr. as he doesn't want Mario out in the public because of the MSA. It would be fatal for him if he caught it. Brendon was upset over it but he does understand why. So everyone stay safe and healthy out there. Heather

Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

Have Cape Leveque and Gibb River Road trip planned for July. Haven’t cancelled as yet as I guess the few accommodations I’ve pre-booked will cancel on my behalf closer to the time when more is known. They may have relaxed restrictions by then - not to say it’ll be over, but may have relaxed current approach. It’s too soon to say.

PLEASE don't come up here unless somehow the virus is completely gone by then. I realise you're waiting to see what happens, but if there is any doubt, please don't travel up here. This virus is incredibly contagious and our hospitals can barely manage regular life - a few cases of this would overwhelm them. The RFDS is usually stretched pretty thin as well, so it wouldn't take much to slow them down too. From what's happening overseas, I'm expecting the rest of the year to be taken up dealing with this thing.

The dry season is really important to us up here because it's the only break we get from the heat. (Well, it's sort of a break.) I was all set to do a lot of travelling this dry season and I've pretty much written it off already!

Originally Posted by rick130

Not flying to the NT in 1.5 weeks time now....

Not flying OUT of the NT in 2.5 weeks time to visit grandchild #1 for the first time

No family visitors mid-year either by the looks so will find out closer to the time if Kakadu in July is possible for us to go camping.

We had a visit to Melbourne booked for next Thu-Sat for a concert which was cancelled, refund on the tickets is coming and Hotels.com changed our booking for accomodation from non refundable so that we can get a refund. Flights are rescheduled until September at this stage so we'll see what happens by then.
All in all a pretty good outcome. We were planning another trip from Batten Hill in June but It doesn't look like that will be going ahead.

Regards,
Tote

Originally Posted by Pickles2

we like to get away regularly to various parts of regional Victoria

We had our few days in regional Vic straight after the fire risk subsided and before sowing activities started, which turned out to be good timing for other reasons.

Originally Posted by Davo

PLEASE don't come up here unless somehow the virus is completely gone by then. I realise you're waiting to see what happens, but if there is any doubt, please don't travel up here. This virus is incredibly contagious and our hospitals can barely manage regular life - a few cases of this would overwhelm them. The RFDS is usually stretched pretty thin as well, so it wouldn't take much to slow them down too. From what's happening overseas, I'm expecting the rest of the year to be taken up dealing with this thing.

The dry season is really important to us up here because it's the only break we get from the heat. (Well, it's sort of a break.) I was all set to do a lot of travelling this dry season and I've pretty much written it off already!

We were intending to head up your way this year But because of the reasons you have outlined we have cancelled the trip, Stay safe Mate

Not me but my brother , cancelled planed to ZN for big car show after advice from AU & NZ Gov. May be next year.