Buckingham Palace is continuing to make big plans for King Charles and Queen Camilla, who recently wrapped their successful tour in Australia and Samoa.
The royal couple has been given the green light to continue with two major trips after the cancer-stricken Charles showed positive signs in his recovery.
Charles and Camilla are expected to make a trip to Rome; however, it is not confirmed if the monarch and his wife will be able to have an in-person meeting with the Pope at the Vatican City, reported The Sun.
Meanwhile, the second destination for the much-anticipated tour has not been decided yet.
The report suggested that Charles may consider visiting one of the countries in the subcontinent, given that he had to cancel the tour back in 2022 as Queen Elizabeth has passed away.
Hence, it is up for speculation that King Charles and Camilla may officially visit Pakistan, India, or Bangladesh.
The King, who announced his cancer in February this year, had to pause his cancer treatment for 11 days, much to the dismay of his medical team.
However, “an anonymous palace briefing” revealed that Charles is ready to “return to a full programme of overseas tours.”
