King Charles is said to be very excited about his upcoming royal tour as he wins his battle with cancer.

The 75-year-old is believed to be considering a two-week state visit to Australia as he is getting stronger every day following cancer treatment.

The king and his wife Queen Camilla, 76, may visit Oceania in October, following the successful completion of his Easter Sunday royal tour.

The father of Princes William and Harry has reportedly told aides he is “stepping up” his two-week travel plans, which will also see him visit New Zealand and Samoa.

A source told MailOnline: “The King is very keen to get away after some time off due to a cancer diagnosis.” sun.

“He knew he couldn’t hang out and he felt very positive after taking the test, which meant he could attend Easter Sunday services and spend time with the public, but he missed that.”

“He is ecstatic about the progress in treatment and the booster program in Australia, New Zealand and Samoa.”

They added that “the path ahead looks positive”, although they insisted that “caution is the watchword”.

King’s upcoming tour is critical “during a severe shutdown.” The trip to Australia is considered very important to the Queen, who visited the country 16 times during her 70-year reign.