Putting off our China trip

Decided last night we are going to have to put off our China trip not because we’re scared of being sick with Corona virus but because we’re scared of being quarantine.

The idea of being locked in a room for 3 weeks when we arrive and not seeing the sites, or coming home and being forced to quarantine for 3 weeks to beyond scary to me. We have always felt just sitting on a couch or stuck at home is the worst thing for us. So a delay to September is planned. Luckily we can do this for only a $68 penalty each. Worth it to us. New trip to be planned to replace it soon.

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39 responses to “Putting off our China trip”

  1. Sometimes heavy obstacles are challenging the joy of life. That’s why we should pick the ripe fruits around us and don’t let them rot… and live the moment. Easy to say 🙂

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    1. Sounds like a good plan!
      I’m excited about the replacement trip…!

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    2. that is a wonderful saying….

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    Yernasia Quorelios

    ♡ IPT (Immaculate Precision Timing) aka Divine Timing (DT) EveryOne; so I Suggest YOU!!! Trust YOUR!!! Timing

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  3. You are being wise! Life is all about rolling with the punches and riding the waves of change and unexpected circumstances. You are simply adapting, do it’s all good!

    Susan Grace

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  4. There’s no place like home, yet the call to adventure screams like a siren.

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    1. Dawn, you know us! That sounds like us, screaming to head out.

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  5. Good Decision

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    1. Yeah, being locked in a room sounds like the worst thing that could happen on a trip.

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  6. Wise move, there’s so much that could happen and you could miss out in seeing a lot of wonderful things.
    Leslie

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    1. Exactly, being stuck doing nothing on an epic trip would be so heartbreaking

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      1. If you go in the Spring – say May – you could do a side trip to Lhasa, Tibet. It is well worth seeing. If you decide to go there email me and I’ll tell you how we got there. …It wasn’t easy.
        Leslie

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      2. Oh. That sound wonderful. I will save this, but looks like they won’t let us go until September.

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      3. September would be a good time. We went in October and were still able to go to Tibet. Lhasa closes up for the winter around late October. October wasn’t the best of time of year because there are a lot of Chinese people travelling at that time. Nevertheless, we saw a lot and it was just the two of us.
        Leslie

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      4. Ok, this is excellent advice! Thanks.

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  7. I was thinking about canceling my trip through Shanghai and Delta did it for me. No flights to China on Delta from February 6 until at least April 30.

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    1. Wow, we tried to cancel with air Canada fix we bought thru Priceline and honestly they said, well why would you want to cancel? We have heard nothing about this flu, you will have to call our management. We did the next day and got the deal of $68.

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  8. Glad you will be able reschedule…I’m sure this crisis will pass

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    1. Yeah Steve we think so to, we are going to try and rebook this weekend, and maybe a quick trip to fill that time we already took off from work.

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  9. Glad you could reschedule. I hope the panic is long over by Sep!

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  10. Sorry for you that you’ll have to postpone, but way better.

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    1. It is better who wants to be stuck not seeing any of the sites, because they are closed, we heard many sites are closed right now. So maybe September, but searching now for a replacement trip

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  11. Seems like a good decision at this time. Stay safe.

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  12. All the best and I’am sure you’ll find a better plan than China.

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  13. Do not blame you. They shouldn’t even charge a cancellation fee when China is on the do not travel list at the moment.

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    1. Yeah, I thought so to, but better 67$, than losing it all we figured

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  14. Dave and Laura, I understand your choices at the present time. I look forward to reading about your new trip.🙂

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    1. Yeah, searching this weekend for more

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  15. I think you made right decision and hopefully you can arrange visit China, other time 🙂

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    1. Yeah, maybe September…well see

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  16. That’s too bad! But I think it was the right call. Quarantine would be very anticlimactic, and getting the virus even more so. China will still be there in September 🙂

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    1. Yeah, better safe than sorry, even though were sad

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  17. September is the best month to travel! Nice weather…they’d always say…’it’s not too hot nor too cold in September’
    🙂

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    1. Aha, that sounds wonderful, we will start looking at September.

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  18. I suppose in addition to spreading the pandemic, all over the world, the Chinese populace is against foreigners, due to the government’s false propaganda against the West.

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    1. We are still going after everything settles down. We are there to learn about everything everywhere. See all of this Great World that God created before we are too old and can not.

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