Tell us: How has the pandemic affected your German Christmas plans?
For people living outside their home country, planning for the holiday season is complex at the best of times. How are your plans changing this year?
In 2020, we know that for many of our readers these decisions will be even more difficult. It's no longer only a question of where to go and who to see, but also how to manage it safely while the coronavirus continues to spread, and what is possible within the bounds of fast-changing restrictions.
We want to hear how the coronavirus has affected your winter holiday plans, whether you will be travelling less than usual, unable to have a family visit, or something completely different.
Perhaps you've found a bright side to the situation, or still have no idea what your Christmas will look like -- either way, we're listening. Fill out the form below to share how the pandemic has affected your plans.
READ ALSO: 'It shouldn't be a lonely Christmas': Merkel urges Germans to help bring Covid-19 under control
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In 2020, we know that for many of our readers these decisions will be even more difficult. It's no longer only a question of where to go and who to see, but also how to manage it safely while the coronavirus continues to spread, and what is possible within the bounds of fast-changing restrictions.
We want to hear how the coronavirus has affected your winter holiday plans, whether you will be travelling less than usual, unable to have a family visit, or something completely different.
Perhaps you've found a bright side to the situation, or still have no idea what your Christmas will look like -- either way, we're listening. Fill out the form below to share how the pandemic has affected your plans.
READ ALSO: 'It shouldn't be a lonely Christmas': Merkel urges Germans to help bring Covid-19 under control
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