At the start of 2026, ABTA chief executive Mark Tanzer set out five challenges the travel sector must meet head-on, from the EU's new border systems to pricing rules and the rise of AI. Several, he argued, are also opportunities for growth.
ETIAS will be required no matter how you travel to Europe, including overland. Here is how authorisation checks will work for bus, train and car journeys, with examples for each.
Europe is changing how it welcomes visitors in 2026, with new biometric border checks, rising tourist taxes and a firmer line on bad behaviour. Here is a complete guide to the rules travellers need to know before they go.
The EU's Entry/Exit System (EES) began a phased rollout on 12 October 2025, replacing manual passport stamps with biometric registration for non-EU travellers. Here is what frequent business travellers need to know before their next trip to Europe.
Dual nationals often wonder which passport to use when ETIAS begins. The answer depends on your two nationalities and the type of travel document you hold. Here is how the rules work in practice.
As the EU's Entry/Exit System prepares to launch, rumours about compulsory insurance, new visas and endless queues are spreading fast. We separate the myths from the facts on what UK travellers really need to know.
From October 2025, British travellers face several significant changes at Europe's borders as the EU's Entry/Exit System begins. Here is what to expect at airports, ports and land crossings.
The European Union's long-delayed Entry/Exit System has begun a bumpy, phased rollout, with biometric checks already causing long queues at some borders. Here is where the rules apply, what they mean for UK travellers, and how to prepare before ETIAS arrives.
If you can choose between Charles de Gaulle and Orly for a trip to Paris, the smaller southern airport often wins on simplicity and transport links. Here is how they compare, and the new EU entry rules worth knowing before you fly.
The European Commission has confirmed that the ETIAS application fee will be EUR 20, up from the EUR 7 originally planned. Here is what is behind the change and what it means for visa-free travellers.