King Charles III (75) will probably travel abroad regularly again next year. The palace announced this according to British media reports. Due to a cancer diagnosis, the monarch initially did not undertake any longer trips in 2024. In October he visited Australia and Samoa with Queen Camilla (77). On Saturday (October 26th) they ended their stay Down Under.
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According to “The Guardian,” the royal family now saysCharles will fly abroad in 2025 in the spring and fall, the traditional periods for official royal trips. The prerequisite is that the doctors approve the trips.
At the conclusion of the royal couple’s nine-day visit to Australia and Samoa, a senior palace official said, according to the report: “We are now working on a fairly normal-looking full overseas travel program for next year.” The palace goes on to say: “It’s a great feeling for us to know that we can think in this way, subject to approval from the doctors.”
Charles is happy after his long-distance trip
King Charles has been receiving outpatient treatment for an unspecified cancer since the beginning of February. On the trip to Australia and Samoa, the king’s first long-distance trip since his cancer diagnosis, Charles and Camilla had up to ten appointments per day that were specifically tailored to the king’s rest times.
The palace official added, according to the Guardian, that the king “really loved” the trip and “absorbed himself” in his program because it “improved his mood and his recovery.” “In that sense, the tour, despite its demands, was the perfect tonic.” He also added that the monarch draws great strength from the Queen’s presence, not least because Camilla remains “realistic.”
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