WTTC congratulates the EU on the adoption of the new European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS), a pre-authorization system which allows the EU to know who is entering the EU, from where and if they pose a risk to EU security.
Nigbati ETIAS ba wa si iṣẹ, gbogbo awọn ọmọ orilẹ-ede orilẹ-ede kẹta ti ko ni iwe iwọlu ti o gbero lati rin irin-ajo lọ si agbegbe Schengen yoo ni lati beere fun aṣẹ irin-ajo ṣaaju. Ero ti eyi ni lati ni irọrun irin-ajo si EU ati irọrun awọn sọwedowo aala.
During negotiations, WTTC stressed the importance of the process to be made as easy as possible for legitimate travelers.
In addition to the ease of process, WTTC also advocated for the fees to remain at a reasonable level, one that did not discourage travelers from coming to Europe. The final fee of seven euros meets this balance.
“We see this as an important first step in the digitalization of travel. The ultimate aim will be the use of biometric technology to ensure seamless, more efficient and more secure travel. WTTC is committed to enhancing security and improving the entire passenger journey. This will essentially maximize the potential of the Travel & Tourism to create jobs and drive economic growth,’ stated Gloria Guevara, President & CEO World Travel & Tourism Council.
ETIAS yoo jẹ ọfẹ fun labẹ awọn ọdun 18 ati ju 70s lọ.
Bibere fun ETIAS ni ero lati yara ati irọrun, ko nilo diẹ sii ju iwe irin-ajo lọ, kaadi kirẹditi ati iraye si intanẹẹti. Pupọ julọ ti awọn olubẹwẹ yoo gba esi rere laarin awọn iṣẹju. Ti o ba nilo alaye afikun, iwe tabi ifọrọwanilẹnuwo, awọn aye oriṣiriṣi yoo funni ni akiyesi ipo aririn ajo naa.
WTTC welcomes the fact that the needs of the travel and tourism community were taken into account whilst ensuring enhanced EU security.
Eto tuntun naa ni a gba loni (Ọjọbọ, 5th Keje) ni Plenary Ile-igbimọ European ni Strasbourg ati pe a nireti lati wa si iṣẹ ni ọdun 2021.
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