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Vaccinations Required?
Author:ian w
posts : 2024 (Master)Date : 12-17-10 21:40re: Vaccinations Required?
Hi Rob- Balkan have not confirmed to me that they are picking up at Manchester first but when the flight times changed i suspected as much!we are at the Iglika, booked it nearly a year ago!- stayed at Samokov before- its fine mate-
ill catch you at sofia arrivals (will chat before!- just look for single dad with two kids!)- and ill fill you in on all the details on the coach!
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Yea, sounds good! We should be in the iglika, hopefully! Look out for me, I'll be in a set of 8-10 20year olds
just hope the snow stays away from where I live to get in to book it tomorrow!!re: Vaccinations Required?
Now i hope you are a quiet bunch as its peace and quiet us 40 yr olds are after! (not!) 
chat soon mate
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Ahahahah......you will probably be showing us how it goes! We will bbe in bed for 10 most nights after an intense sesh on the slopes!!Have you stopped at the iglika before?
Rob
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No- first time there but good reviews- have been in Borovets plenty of times though- great place!you in classes or what
Cheers
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Nah were not in classes.....most of us can ski/board (in the loosest sense of the word?) But I'm hoping we are on the first lift up and the last one down!Want to explore all runs, as well as the mountainside boozers.....no doubt we will be venturing into the town for a few jars most nights tho!
Rob
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Youll have fun mate- catch you soon for more chat!re: Vaccinations Required?
Yeah! Definitely! Just hope we can book it now!
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How old is this message? Is it still the case that I'll be ok with no hepatitis a vaccine?
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I think the advice is still the same, Laura.
We never got HepA for Bulgaria - but it's not like it is going to harm you, and as mentioned in other posts it's not as if it is a bad thing if you are travelling to other "exotic" destinations (as a family we have just got it for Albania - though it was a booster for me as I had it for India in the past).
Depending on your age and potential risk profile, you can also get the joint HepA/HepB. The advantage of this is for the more adventurous ...
We never got HepA for Bulgaria - but it's not like it is going to harm you, and as mentioned in other posts it's not as if it is a bad thing if you are travelling to other "exotic" destinations (as a family we have just got it for Albania - though it was a booster for me as I had it for India in the past).
Depending on your age and potential risk profile, you can also get the joint HepA/HepB. The advantage of this is for the more adventurous ...
I think the advice is still the same, Laura.
We never got HepA for Bulgaria - but it's not like it is going to harm you, and as mentioned in other posts it's not as if it is a bad thing if you are travelling to other "exotic" destinations (as a family we have just got it for Albania - though it was a booster for me as I had it for India in the past).
Depending on your age and potential risk profile, you can also get the joint HepA/HepB. The advantage of this is for the more adventurous youth who may possibly go travelling and do something a little bit silly (tattoos amongst other things... and more likely to get into accidents which need hospitalisation). If you get HepB on its own they charge you - but if you get it with HepA for an 'at risk' country, then it's free!
We never got HepA for Bulgaria - but it's not like it is going to harm you, and as mentioned in other posts it's not as if it is a bad thing if you are travelling to other "exotic" destinations (as a family we have just got it for Albania - though it was a booster for me as I had it for India in the past).
Depending on your age and potential risk profile, you can also get the joint HepA/HepB. The advantage of this is for the more adventurous youth who may possibly go travelling and do something a little bit silly (tattoos amongst other things... and more likely to get into accidents which need hospitalisation). If you get HepB on its own they charge you - but if you get it with HepA for an 'at risk' country, then it's free!
