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Article - What the Future Holds for Traveller Mobility in the EU - By Shane Downey - GBTA has been at the forefront of discussions with European decision-makers to ensure that the right framework is put in place to ensure business travel can fully deliver its benefits to Europes economy and society. Ahead of the European elections, were taking a look at what needs to be done in the next mandate to facilitate travel mobility and keep Europeans connected.

Stressed travellers and immigration officers may go mad trying to navigate this new and apparently dysfunctional European border system.

The biometrics-based travel scheme is raising concern in France with the local transport minister not excluding postponement.

New requirements for face scans and fingerprints from 6 October threaten delays at the border

French Transport Minister Patrice Vergriete has voiced concerns about the upcoming rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) at Schengen area entry points, citing potential operational issues due to a lack of equipment and police personnel.

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A UK Lords committee urges the government to push the EU to further delay the launch of its incoming border biometrics systems, and to hurry its preparations.

Spain has introduced new travel document requirements with some already in action and others set to commence next year.

On a foggy spring afternoon in Calais, President Mitterrand of France and Queen Elizabeth II fastened their seatbelts in the royal Rolls-Royce. Just over half an hour later, they arrived in Folkestone.

A new timeline for the EU's post-Brexit Entry/Exit System (EES) has been released after countless postponements.