Show Notes
Missed flights and delays at borders, the EU's new digital Entry/Exit System (EES) has caused travellers big issues at some European airports as they struggle to
The EU rejected calls from airports and airlines to temporarily suspend the system, insisting the technology is working as intended despite cases of delays.
The new digital border entry applies to non-EU citizens requiring them to have their fingerprints scanned and photograph taken when entering the Schengen area.
So what will be the impact for travellers heading to Europe this summer?
Joining Enda Brady for this discussion:
Simon Calder Travel Journalist
Marta Grande Former Member of the Italian Parliament
Tom Jenkins Chief Executive of the European Tourism Association
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