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WTTC Warns Europe Over Entry/Exit System Readiness

WTTC has warned that a poor rollout of Europe’s Entry/Exit System could create border delays and weaken tourism competitiveness. The system is designed to modernise border checks for non-EU travellers, but industry stakeholders remain concerned about operational readiness during peak travel periods. Long queues at airports, ports and land borders could affect visitor satisfaction and destination appeal. For tour operators, airlines and travel planners, uncertainty around border processing may complicate itineraries and group movements. Europe remains one of the world’s strongest tourism regions, but smooth entry procedures are essential. Any delay in implementation readiness could impact traveller confidence and tourism spending.

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