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Eh, same shit happened after 9/11 and after the Mortgage Meltdown. Not once in a lifetime.
 
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once you get there you must quarantine for a minimum of 2 weeks .some countries won't allow americans in right now..that sort of offsets the cheap airfare with hotel bills.....my daughter and son in law are moving to Vienna for 4 years next month...even their pets. They have a company house there though I'll wait to visit them when the corona virus is not part of the equation. I still think it's a dumb time to travel anywhere
 
You can buy tickets for up to a year and gamble that travel will be readily available by then. Most airlines are offering free rebooking and most hotels have free cancellation so it's not much of a risk.
 
Interesting why USA Today would specifically include Tokyo in their heading.

Probably because they are still trying to have the olympics there next year
 
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I wanna hit up Japan. Who knows, gonna wait it out a bit.
 
start covering rugby bro...and ping pong matches...badminton tournaments...work that New Zealand, Taiwan circuit...they still have sports events

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still only utilizing 1/2 of the available terminals and baggage claims. if passengers try skip test they are arrested.
to give some referance to the 1,100 planned arrivals, typically there are almost 250,000 tourists in the islands on any given say here.

Trans-Pacific Travelers Arrive at Kona Airport

https://bigislandnow.com/2020/10/15/trans-pacific-travelers-arrive-at-kona-airport/

The first trans-Pacific travelers participating in Hawai‘i’s pre-travel coronavirus testing program arrived at Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole Thursday afternoon.
Three United flights, one American, two Alaska, and one Delta flight landed in Kona. Hawai‘i County Civil Defense Agency planned for 1,100 people.
The arriving visitors were directed to the airport’s newly constructed TSA checkpoint located between Southwest and Hawaiian Airlines, where they submitted to Hawai‘i County’s mandatory rapid antigen test and awaited results. As of 3 p.m. on Thursday, Civil Defense Administrator Talmadge Magno confirmed no visitors had tested positive for COVID-19.
The wait time for results was between 15 and 20 minutes after providing a sample. Once the passenger was cleared, he or she was stopped one more time. Staff then reviewed the test result and the passenger’ss ID. After that, the passenger was free to pick up his or her baggage and start vacation.
 
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I peeped room rates between Christmas and New Years and its pretty pricy on Oahu. Flights are normal, like 400-500 bucks
 
I peeped room rates between Christmas and New Years and its pretty pricy on Oahu. Flights are normal, like 400-500 bucks
maybe try short term vacation rentals. many condo owners from mainland go this route.
 
I'd cut you a deal on our Florida place. It's immaculate.

WHERE AT?

I was considering hitting up the Florida Keys if Hawaii doesn't work out for December.
 
I'm flying to Palm Springs Tuesday. Hopefully I don't catch the 'rona.

Just make limes out of limeaid....or something like that.....

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