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I was suggesting that should be the policy. I’m against % targets as once the vulnerable had a chance to get vaccinated the borders should reopen

Spot on, plus I think there is a benefit from having a date for the borders open as a threat to the unvaccinated; with the prospect of a surge in cases from inbound travellers, they’ll head out and get vaccinated

Yeah, it’s seriously a joke! Once the vulnerable are vaccinated, the borders should open!

That should be our target; there is a noticeable disconnect between cases and deaths at 40%+ vaccinations

The whole point is that when there is a certain level of vaccination there wouldn’t be this circus of isolation and testing. We would agree that (like the flu) it poses a low risk to the broader community and we continue on with our lives

Spot on!

Japan Airlines First Class Here is my review of the third flight of my round the world trip: Carrier: Japan Airlines Aircraft - Boeing 777 Class: First Class Depart: London (Heathrow T3) Arrive: Tokyo (Haneda) A summary of the trip is below. I did take a fair few photos of the flight...

British Airways First Class (New York to London) Here is my review of the third flight of my round the world trip: Carrier: British Airways Aircraft - Boeing 777 Class: First Class Depart: New York (JFK) Arrive: London (Heathrow T5) A summary of the trip is below. I did take a fair few...

It was a 747

Thanks guys!

yes, except one flight fro HKG to SIN which was in J

Here is my review of the second flight on my round the world trip British Airways First Class (London to New York) A wonderful lunch menu with Roast Shrimp, Moroccan Lamb and a deconstructed Soufflé with a beautiful glass of Bordeaux 3eme Cru which was then followed by a traditional...

I have been on a Round the World Trip from Sydney to London, New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong & Singapore on a few different airlines (Qantas, JAL, Cathay & British Airways). Here is my review of the first flight: Flight: QF1 Carrier: Qantas Aircraft - Airbus A380-800 Class: First Class...

Flew QF SYD/PER return around Christmas Some interesting lunch dishes on their new menu - Favourite was the: Roast Chicken Salad with Pearl Barley, Celery and Grapes with Blue Cheese Vinaigrette You can check out the other few dishes I had on my blog: Qantas Business Class –...

The Flight Home Here is the review of the flight from London to Sydney on Qantas - Qantas First Class (London to Sydney) 2015 | Life of a Travel Czar A lovely supper was served from LHR to DXB (Chocolate bread & butter pudding for dessert) and the second leg onto Sydney with the Five Course...

London I am back in London and had an amazing stay at the Conrad London St James. The Executive Rooms were spacious, the bathrooms had a deep soaking bathtub and the Executive Lounge had some amazing canapes. Here is the full review of the hotel: Conrad London, St James Park | Life of a Travel Czar

Lucerne Dinners Terrace Restaurant - Hotel de Balances Five Course dinner with matching wines on a beautiful terrace at the Hotel Des Balances in Lucerne with stunning views of the lake and the old town! The Global Tasting experience included the following dishes : Scampi (South Africa) Ora...

Zug A beautiful town full of tax exiles, large commodity trading companies and is very welcoming to industry and finance. It’s similar to Lucerne in-terms of scenery; the snow-capped mountains, an expansive lake of crystal clear waters, the lush vegetation of the Swiss countryside and beautiful...

Lucerne - A lovely few days in the town of Lucerne. It is like a fairytale with the pristine crystal waters of the lake, the 14th-century city walls and the Kapellbrucke Bridge! I took a fair few photos - here the link to the blog post - Lucerne | Life of a Travel Czar

Lovely lunch at Giacomo Arengario overlooking the Piazza della Duomo - Giacomo Arengario Ristorante (Milan) | Life of a Travel Czar