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Re: Travel to Europe in Motorhome

Andy Clarke
 

Travel insurance may not be valid as I think the FO still advises against all but essential travel outside the UK.

Andy Clarke

On Mon, 15 Jun 2020 at 12:52, Mick Potter <mickpotter@...> wrote:
From BBC News today, Monday:

"Germany, Belgium, Croatia and Switzerland are fully reopening borders with EU countries on Monday.

Travellers from the UK will be able to visit these four countries without quarantine or restrictions upon arrival, though they still face quarantine on return to the UK."

So, if you can get a ferry to Ostend, you can have a travelling holiday around three countries, with the disadvantage of having to quarantine at home for a fortnight afterwards.  If the trip is long enough, the rules about quarantine may have changed by the time you get back.

Mick

Travel to Europe in Motorhome

Mick Potter
 

From BBC News today, Monday:

"Germany, Belgium, Croatia and Switzerland are fully reopening borders with EU countries on Monday.

Travellers from the UK will be able to visit these four countries without quarantine or restrictions upon arrival, though they still face quarantine on return to the UK."

So, if you can get a ferry to Ostend, you can have a travelling holiday around three countries, with the disadvantage of having to quarantine at home for a fortnight afterwards.  If the trip is long enough, the rules about quarantine may have changed by the time you get back.

Mick
Daily update from GOV.UK

Carol Weaver
 

Further update re France

Looks like 14 days quarantine IS still currently needed

Carol

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Re: Greece

Neill King \(MH-List\)
 

Greece is fine but they don’t see us in the UK as being the same.

 

29th May Guardian online

“Britain left off 'safe list' of countries free to holiday in Greece. UK fails to fit epidemiological profile demanded by Athens, which has kept Covid-19 in check”.

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/may/29/britain-left-off-safe-list-of-countries-free-to-holiday-in-greece

 

All may change in the coming days and weeks of course.

 

 

 

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From: motorhome-list@groups.io [mailto:motorhome-list@groups.io] On Behalf Of Nick
Sent: 04 June 2020 11:37
To: motorhome-list@groups.io
Subject: Re: [motorhome-list] Greece

 

After reading all that it seems to me that Greece has it fairly well sorted. The only problem that I see is being able to get there in the motorhome in the first place until other countries in between relax travel restrictions.

Nick.

Re: Greece

Nick
 

After reading all that it seems to me that Greece has it fairly well sorted. The only problem that I see is being able to get there in the motorhome in the first place until other countries in between relax travel restrictions.

Nick.
Re: Greece

Brent
 

I thought I heard/read somewhere that Greece wasn't letting anyone from UK enter?
Best wishes, stay safe, Brent overcast & cooler IoW
Greece

Carol Weaver
 

Below is a copy from FB as I recall someone has to collect their Motorhome from there 
Where they had to leave it in a hurry a few months ago

Hope it’s useful

Posted on Facebook by Maggie Bevis

some info that's been given to camp site owners in Greece;

The Greek Tourism Ministry has released the health protocols that are to be applied in organized tourist campsites across the country for their safe reopening and operation in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to the ministry’s  the ‘Restart Tourism’ plan, campsites are scheduled to open on June 1

According to these protocols, every campsite is obliged to draw up an operational plan for the management of suspected Covid-19 cases that must include:

• A description of the coronavirus symptoms.

• The 1135 emergency number.

• Instructions for the temporary isolation of the incident in a camper trailer or in a room with natural ventilation.

• Information about the use of a surgical mask, protective glasses, footwear, a waterproof apron with long sleeves and gloves by everyone entering the temporary isolation area.

• The contact details of Greece’s National Center for Emergency Care – EKAV, the health facility that will accept the incident and the health service responsible for the campsite.

Furthermore, a report of all the patient’s contacts must be provided to health authorities.

The incidents as well as the measures applied must be documented in the COVID-19 Incident Book of the campsite, which will be kept by a health coordinator to be appointed by the campsite’s management.

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PROTECTION & INFORMATION

– The campsite must provide its staff with personal protective equipment.

– The campsite must inform its customers about their obligation to follow protective measures against COVID-19.

– Permanent customers, tour operators, relevant associations and customers that have made or plan to make a reservation via e-mail, must be informed about the health operation protocol. Instructions must also be posted on the campsite’s official website or social media.

– The health protocols and relevant instructions must also be available in public areas (entrance, reception area etc.) or on printed material.

– It is recommended that campsites update their websites with a dedicated COVID-19 section, which will include information on the applied health protocols, instructions, measures, policy etc., with links leading to the Greek government’s official dedicated webpages.

– Customers must state that they have been informed, and accept to follow the COVID- 19 instructions and measures. In case they do not accept or defying behaviors are observed, the campsite has the right not to accept the customers and request their departure.

PREVENTION MEASURES

– Use of personal protective equipment: It is recommended that staff, customers and any other person entering the indoor areas of the campsite use a fabric mask.

– Personal hygiene: Hand hygiene must be maintained using soap and water. Antiseptic stations must be available at the entrance of indoor public areas. Proper respiratory hygiene must be followed, ie covering the mouth and nose with a tissue in case of cough and then throwing the tissue in a plastic bag.

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– Social distancing: A distance of 1.5 meters must be maintained in all indoor and outdoor areas between people that do not belong to the same family or company or do not stay in the same campsite.

– Report a violation: Any violation of the instructions and regulations should be reported to the person in charge of the campsite.

– Information and training: Staff, customers and businesses that cooperate or provide services to the campsite will receive information and training.

– Avoid live transactions/communication: Online transactions are recommended as well as telephone communications whenever possible, especially in the case of ordering or purchasing services and goods, equipment, etc.

– Entrance to the facilities is not allowed for persons that do not reside in the campsite.

– The campsite’s management must keep an updated record of all guests – name, nationality, date of arrival and departure, contact details (address, telephone, e-mail).

– Every campsite must appoint a person responsible for maintaining COVID-19 regulations.

– All recent state regulations regarding the operation of beaches must be applied on the campsite’s beach.

DISINFECTION OF EQUIPMENT AND SURFACES

The following public spots/equipment should be cleaned and disinfected according to a daily schedule or after each use with chlorine solution (0.1%):
• Supply of drinking water – taps, caps, hoses and other equipment used to supply water,
• WC chemical discharge points,
• Safe boxes for personal belongings and keys,
• Handles and keys of common refrigerators,
• Frequently-touched surfaces near power supply stations,
• Lifeguard equipment,
• Waste bins,
• Other frequently-touched surfaces (ATMs, handrails etc).

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Photo Source: Visit Greece

PLACEMENT OF CAMPING EQUIPMENT

– A distance of five meters should be maintained from the entrance, and three meters from the side of each camper (caravan, motorhome, tent, etc.). Alternatively, the number of customers, including permanent customers, should be reduced by 20 percent from the campsite’s approved capacity, provided that the aforementioned distances of five and three meters are maintained.

– A distance of 1.5 meters must be maintained between people that do not stay in the same camp or house.

– In case tents are rented or provided, they should be cleaned and disinfected after their use by different customers, according to the manufacturers’ instructions.

– Other equipment leased or provided (such as mattresses, pumps, tables, etc.) should be cleaned and disinfected between its use by different customers.

– Sanitary facilities (toilets, showers, hand washing machines, changing rooms, sinks for washing dishes) must be maintained clean and in good condition in accordance with the sanitary provisions.

– The management must place waste bins in various indoor and outdoor areas.

📷

For recreational water installations, campsites must apply the “Instructions for swimming pools of tourism accommodation facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic”.

In case chairs, sunbeds and umbrellas are rented, campsites must follow the “Instructions for prevention and treatment of COVID-19 cases in beaches”.

Restaurants, shops and other facilities will operate in accordance with Greek regulations


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Re: A man & a van

Bennett Family
 

Tim,

The link was really interesting.

On balance I think you made a wise move in returning when you did.

Martin

On 31 May 2020, at 20:46, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@gmail.com> wrote:

I might be the only full-timer on this list but know that I am part of
a sizeable community of people who travel and live in vehicles for
months or years at a time - sometimes permanently. Sometimes called
"overlanders" or "vanlifers".

You might think equipped to live off-grid, we would be fine during a
lockdown. In reality, our lifestyle choice depends on the ability to
move around, camp, and access services like water, power, gas and
toilets from time to time.

Then regional and national borders close, campsites shut and wild
camping banned, "outsiders" discouraged. Told to #stayathome and,
well, it's complicated. Where's that?

I was in Spain when lockdown declared. Luckily I was at a remote
vinery where pitches and services were free. (Wine sales the obvious
return). For days and sleepless nights I self-debated. Eventually
after urging of FO, family and friends I made a fairly unimpeded dash
for "home" country.

Remembering at Calais I had a brother-in-law in south-east with good
size garden, there I headed. Been there using his utilities (inc
outside loo) now for two months. But still as a 'vanlifer' in my own
capsule. Meanwhile, Brit couple whose only home was their motorhome
and with whom had made good friends are still at the vinery, west of
Barcelona. Finding it strange that now other Spanish motorhomes are
turning up.

However, I'm nowhere as adventurous and have not suffered like the
couple who were in Argentina, the lead main example among other
vanlifers in this BBC long read:
BBC News - 'I left my campervan in Argentina'
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-52790108

Tim
Re: A man & a van

timsinc Sinclair
 

I might be the only full-timer on this list but know that I am part of
a sizeable community of people who travel and live in vehicles for
months or years at a time - sometimes permanently. Sometimes called
"overlanders" or "vanlifers".

You might think equipped to live off-grid, we would be fine during a
lockdown. In reality, our lifestyle choice depends on the ability to
move around, camp, and access services like water, power, gas and
toilets from time to time.

Then regional and national borders close, campsites shut and wild
camping banned, "outsiders" discouraged. Told to #stayathome and,
well, it's complicated. Where's that?

I was in Spain when lockdown declared. Luckily I was at a remote
vinery where pitches and services were free. (Wine sales the obvious
return). For days and sleepless nights I self-debated. Eventually
after urging of FO, family and friends I made a fairly unimpeded dash
for "home" country.

Remembering at Calais I had a brother-in-law in south-east with good
size garden, there I headed. Been there using his utilities (inc
outside loo) now for two months. But still as a 'vanlifer' in my own
capsule. Meanwhile, Brit couple whose only home was their motorhome
and with whom had made good friends are still at the vinery, west of
Barcelona. Finding it strange that now other Spanish motorhomes are
turning up.

However, I'm nowhere as adventurous and have not suffered like the
couple who were in Argentina, the lead main example among other
vanlifers in this BBC long read:
BBC News - 'I left my campervan in Argentina'
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-52790108

Tim
Re: A man & a van

Peter S
 

I take it that some have not heard Ed Reardon before. The programme is a regular on the BBC and IMHO is one of the funnier programmes they put out. It is not a serious programme about motorhomes so don't take it at face value.

See Wikipedia:-

"Ed Reardon's Week is a sitcom on BBC Radio 4 recorded semi-naturalistically in the style of a radio drama. It concerns the story of a curmudgeonly 50-something writer described in the show's publicity material as an "author, pipesmoker, consummate fare-dodger and master of the abusive email".

Peter S

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From: motorhome-list@groups.io [mailto:motorhome-list@groups.io] On Behalf Of Bennett Family via groups.io
Sent: 29 May 2020 07:58
To: motorhome-list@groups.io
Subject: Re: [motorhome-list] A man & a van

You have to start 18 minutes into the programme for the Motorhome bit.

Martin
On 28 May 2020, at 22:39, Bennett Family via groups.io <martin.bennett47=me.com@groups.io> wrote:

Sorry I only caught the last bit where a policeman seemed to have woken him up for wild camping. I thought the first bit might be good. I’ll try listening to the rubbish bit tomorrow.

Martin
On 28 May 2020, at 22:31, David Scholes <scholesd@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

Sorry Martin. I listened to the first quarter and couldn’t stand any more.
No mention of vans of any sort up to then.

David
On 28 May 2020, at 21:13, Bennett Family via groups.io <martin.bennett47=me.com@groups.io> wrote:
I caught the last bit of this on R4Extra about a man doing a van review for “Your Motorhome Magazine”. Not had chance to listen to the rest yet

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b099yh8d

Martin









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Re: A man & a van

Bennett Family
 

You have to start 18 minutes into the programme for the Motorhome bit.

Martin

On 28 May 2020, at 22:39, Bennett Family via groups.io <martin.bennett47=me.com@groups.io> wrote:

Sorry I only caught the last bit where a policeman seemed to have woken him up for wild camping. I thought the first bit might be good. I’ll try listening to the rubbish bit tomorrow.

Martin
On 28 May 2020, at 22:31, David Scholes <scholesd@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

Sorry Martin. I listened to the first quarter and couldn’t stand any more.
No mention of vans of any sort up to then.

David
On 28 May 2020, at 21:13, Bennett Family via groups.io <martin.bennett47=me.com@groups.io> wrote:
I caught the last bit of this on R4Extra about a man doing a van review for “Your Motorhome Magazine”. Not had chance to listen to the rest yet

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b099yh8d

Martin
Re: A man & a van

Bennett Family
 

Sorry I only caught the last bit where a policeman seemed to have woken him up for wild camping. I thought the first bit might be good. I’ll try listening to the rubbish bit tomorrow.

Martin

On 28 May 2020, at 22:31, David Scholes <scholesd@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

Sorry Martin. I listened to the first quarter and couldn’t stand any more.
No mention of vans of any sort up to then.

David
On 28 May 2020, at 21:13, Bennett Family via groups.io <martin.bennett47=me.com@groups.io> wrote:

I caught the last bit of this on R4Extra about a man doing a van review for “Your Motorhome Magazine”. Not had chance to listen to the rest yet

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b099yh8d

Martin
Re: A man & a van

David Scholes
 

Sorry Martin. I listened to the first quarter and couldn’t stand any more.
No mention of vans of any sort up to then.

David

On 28 May 2020, at 21:13, Bennett Family via groups.io <martin.bennett47=me.com@groups.io> wrote:

I caught the last bit of this on R4Extra about a man doing a van review for “Your Motorhome Magazine”. Not had chance to listen to the rest yet

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b099yh8d

Martin
A man & a van

Bennett Family
 

I caught the last bit of this on R4Extra about a man doing a van review for “Your Motorhome Magazine”. Not had chance to listen to the rest yet

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b099yh8d

Martin
DÜSSELDORF

Carol Weaver
 

A translation 

Menu
Our information to visit the Dusseld-rf MotorHome Show
Published May 28, 2020

We had already announced a few weeks ago: the Dusseld-rf show will take place from 4 to 13 September, with health measures adapted to the current context. We'll tell you how.

  • © Mass Insseldorf

Stefan Koschke, director of the Dusseldorf Motor Show, commented on the decision to organise the world's largest motorhome show: "We are convinced that the Dussled-rf MotorHome Show can generate decisive momentum for the sector and that it is essential to offer companies a stage to revive the economy. It is also important for us to stress once again that the safety and health of visitors, exhibitors and employees is always our first priority. We will put the required hygiene and safety measures in place in a comprehensive and responsible manner." The majority of visitors to the fair come from Germany and the Benelux countries. The end of the travel alert announced by the German government for 31 countries is also positive news for the show. A few companies, for their part, have made the decision not to participate in the show in view of the health context.

Hygiene procedures put in place

Hygiene and protection procedures will be put in place between the attractions and inside the exhibition halls. The layout of the plans on all areas of the exhibition halls will be adapted, hydroalcoholic gel dispensers will be present at each entrance hall for staff and visitors. Only a limited number of people will be ableto enter the vehicles, provided they are not subject to contact restrictions. Wearing a mask will be mandatory to visit motorhomes. Respect for social distance in the halls will be ensured by video surveillance and a deployment of staff. The maximum number of visitors per day will be limited to 20,000 people. To guarantee this limit, tickets will only be sold online to ensure that visitors are registered by name.

Read also: the Paris-Le Bourget show is maintained


Carol

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Re: back on road?

Brent
 

Hi David/Group Had nothing direct from CCC or CMC. Did get email from our local group as we had w/e meet arranged at our local CCC site in July and he concluded that he didn't/they would not be reopening until 2021!!!! Let's hope not, not that we use it that much - too expensive!!!! Take care all Brent, nice and sunny IoW
Re: back on road?

Carol Weaver
 

Great I haven’t heard from the CCC!!

If you do perhaps you could let me know 

Carol

On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 18:59, Alan Morris <alan.g4ens@...> wrote:
On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 12:05, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@...> wrote:

> Yet to hear as a member, Carol, re CMC sites.

To date, I've heard more from CCC than CMC.

CCC advised me that they were taking my full annual DD fee on 29th, so
cancelled the DD over the weekend.

CMC and English Heritage DDs not yet due.

For NT and IWM we have life memberships.

Alan.



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Re: back on road?

Alan Morris
 

On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 12:05, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@gmail.com> wrote:

Yet to hear as a member, Carol, re CMC sites.
To date, I've heard more from CCC than CMC.

CCC advised me that they were taking my full annual DD fee on 29th, so
cancelled the DD over the weekend.

CMC and English Heritage DDs not yet due.

For NT and IWM we have life memberships.

Alan.
Re: back on road?

Carol Weaver
 

Thanks Tim

Carol 

On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 13:05, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@...> wrote:
Yet to hear as a member, Carol, re CMC sites.

Tim

On 26/05/2020, Carol Weaver <corconx@...> wrote:
> And for once their app shows it too
>
> DA’s won’t be happy as they get their funds from us
>
> But I can book a club site in July I just tried.
>
> But does anyone know if CMC are doing the same as we are no longer members
> but would think of rejoining for a year if they have CS open
>
> Carol
>
> On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 11:40, David Scholes <scholesd@...> wrote:
>
>> Just got information from CCC that all meets with a start date in July
>> are
>> cancelled.
>>
>> David
>>
>>
>> On 20 May 2020, at 19:53, Peter S <peter@...> wrote:
>>
>> 
>>
>> Lots of places in Scotland don't want strangers - you might not be
>> welcome
>> at the moment. Good luck when you come to go.
>>
>> Peter S
>>
>> On 20/05/2020 19:06:02, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@...> wrote:
>> Where will I go (would have done)? North! To escape this south-east
>> heatwave (32C in an today) as well as see many family members in
>> Scotland (where central heating still on).
>>
>> Tim
>>
>> On 20/05/2020, Carol Weaver wrote:
>> > Great news wonder if THS will open. They don’t have facilities only
>> water
>> > and waste dump
>> >
>> > Going so
>> >
>> > Where will you go Tim?
>> >
>> > C
>> >
>> > On Wed, 20 May 2020 at 17:56, timsinc Sinclair wrote:
>> >
>> >> Interesting emaI from my insurer, Comfort:
>> >>
>> >> Tim
>> >>
>> >> The National Caravan Council (NCC), the industry body that represents
>> >> the leisure vehicle industry in the UK is lobbying the government to
>> >> reopen UK caravan parks as soon as it is safe to do so (private owners
>> >> and then holidaymakers but without any access to facilities until is
>> >> it safe) in line with proposals in England no later than 4 July.
>> >>
>> >> The leisure industry contributes 10% of GDP across Europe. The UK
>> >> caravan industry comprises of 3,877 caravan parks and employs in
>> >> excess of 171,000 people. There are over 250,000 privately owned
>> >> holiday caravans on parks. These parks welcome over 520,000 touring
>> >> caravan and 228,000 motorhome owners.
>> >>
>> >> The NCC enjoyed lobbying success earlier this year by getting the
>> >> government to reverse the new motorhome Vehicle Excise Duty (VED).
>> >>
>> >> By opening up UK leisure vehicle parks, not only will it provide a
>> >> much needed economic boost to the UK economy, but will it provide a
>> >> much needed opportunity for leisure vehicle owners to escape to a safe
>> >> open space, where they can continue to socially distance themselves
>> >> and get back to enjoying the great outdoors.
>> >>
>> >>
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Re: back on road?

timsinc Sinclair
 

Yet to hear as a member, Carol, re CMC sites.

Tim

On 26/05/2020, Carol Weaver <corconx@gmail.com> wrote:
And for once their app shows it too

DA’s won’t be happy as they get their funds from us

But I can book a club site in July I just tried.

But does anyone know if CMC are doing the same as we are no longer members
but would think of rejoining for a year if they have CS open

Carol

On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 11:40, David Scholes <scholesd@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

Just got information from CCC that all meets with a start date in July
are
cancelled.

David


On 20 May 2020, at 19:53, Peter S <peter@stallwood.com> wrote:



Lots of places in Scotland don't want strangers - you might not be
welcome
at the moment. Good luck when you come to go.

Peter S

On 20/05/2020 19:06:02, timsinc Sinclair <timsinc@gmail.com> wrote:
Where will I go (would have done)? North! To escape this south-east
heatwave (32C in an today) as well as see many family members in
Scotland (where central heating still on).

Tim

On 20/05/2020, Carol Weaver wrote:
Great news wonder if THS will open. They don’t have facilities only
water
and waste dump

Going so

Where will you go Tim?

C

On Wed, 20 May 2020 at 17:56, timsinc Sinclair wrote:

Interesting emaI from my insurer, Comfort:

Tim

The National Caravan Council (NCC), the industry body that represents
the leisure vehicle industry in the UK is lobbying the government to
reopen UK caravan parks as soon as it is safe to do so (private owners
and then holidaymakers but without any access to facilities until is
it safe) in line with proposals in England no later than 4 July.

The leisure industry contributes 10% of GDP across Europe. The UK
caravan industry comprises of 3,877 caravan parks and employs in
excess of 171,000 people. There are over 250,000 privately owned
holiday caravans on parks. These parks welcome over 520,000 touring
caravan and 228,000 motorhome owners.

The NCC enjoyed lobbying success earlier this year by getting the
government to reverse the new motorhome Vehicle Excise Duty (VED).

By opening up UK leisure vehicle parks, not only will it provide a
much needed economic boost to the UK economy, but will it provide a
much needed opportunity for leisure vehicle owners to escape to a safe
open space, where they can continue to socially distance themselves
and get back to enjoying the great outdoors.



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