Brexit 2018 - Travelling to Europe

Apologies. I hadn't realised suggesting folks don't believe all they hear and read was political, but sorry if it appears so.

We`ve booked to go to Spain at the end of April can`t say I`m concerned if there is s delay so be it.

My caravan is stored in France so I will be in a quandary if all of the scaremongering takes place.  However, I am optimistic that it will be a storm in a teacup.

Spain is concerned that it will lose tourists from Great Britain, and no doubt Brittany Ferries and the Channel Tunnel will lobby behind the scenes as they will be sorely affected by any great reduction in numbers travelling to the Continent.

As far as the Pet Passport is concerned: it is mainly for return to the UK.  I have been travelling with my dogs since the inception of Passports for Pets when various bits of paper had to be carried, including a form for the foreign vet to complete for tick and tapeworm treatment.  I recall there was also a requirement for dogs to have a fitness to travel form completed by a UK vet before they could enter Spain.  Never having taken my dog to Spain I have no idea if this was enforced by the Spanish authorities.

We rehoused a new dog five weeks ago and he hasn't got a Pet Passport.

After consulting him he decided he'd like one and he's booked in at the Vet on Tuesday for the Passport and the Rabies treatment - so it looks as if we shall be going as normal next year.

Le Portel beach first stop .......

According to "reports" the "transition period"could last about two years so "don't panic"is the  buzz word