In 2025, Europe confronts a new set of travel challenges as countries like Norway, Italy, France, Austria, and Switzerland introduce significant changes to their travel systems. The implementation of the European Entry System (EES) and European Travel Authorisation (ETA), alongside rising tourist taxes and increased night stay fees, are poised to impact visitors.

UK travellers heading to Italy, Greece, France, Spain, and Portugal must prepare for new border rules, including biometric checks, starting October 2025.

Europe’s new Entry-Exit System takes effect this week, requiring biometric checks for non-EU travelers, enhancing security and streamlining border entry procedures.

France becomes a top medical tourism destination for Americans, with streamlined entry via the new EES system, enhancing the healthcare travel experience.

Starting October 2025, the new EES border rules of EU will affect travel to Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Germany, and more. Tourists must prepare for delays.

Explore the truth about the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) and debunk myths regarding visas, insurance, and border delays for travelers

United Kingdom travelers can now plan trips to the European Union with complete confidence and peace of mind as the new Entry and Exit System (EES) goes live, ensuring smoother border procedures without adding extra costs or requirements.

Germany and over 25 EU nations will launch the new EES border system in October, prompting a 3-month warning for UK tourists to prepare for travel changes.

Thai nationals still need a visa for Schengen area travel. Learn about Thailand’s clarification on the EU’s ETIAS system and what this means for travelers.