Heathrow Airport Loses 90,000 Passengers Due to New UK ETA Scheme - ETA for the United Kingdom
Heathrow Airport says it lost 90,000 transit passengers due to the new UK Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Heathrow Airport says it lost 90,000 transit passengers due to the new UK Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Individuals with British Overseas Territory passports do not need electronic travel authorization (ETA) to travel to the UK.| ETA for the United Kingdom
This guide to Northern Ireland's cities and attractions, plus practical tips and information on the new ETA requirement, can help visitors plan their trip.| ETA for the United Kingdom
The Visit Derry chief said it supports the Northern Ireland Tourism Alliance's push for ETA exemptions for short-term visits up to a week.| ETA for the United Kingdom
The Home Office acknowledged that enforcing the ETA and stopping those entering the UK illegally via Ireland would be challenging.| ETA for the United Kingdom
The head of ALVA says post-Brexit visa rules requiring EU citizens to use passports instead of ID cards affected the UK's visitor economy.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Labour officials are reviewing Home Office policies, including the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for Northern Ireland visitors.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Heathrow Airport CEO criticized the government for restricting the UK's global connectivity through the ETA and ending tax-free shopping.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Several airline industry officials urged the UK government to reconsider implementing ETA requirements for transit passengers.| ETA for the United Kingdom
UK Home Secretary James Cleverly commissions the Migration Advisory Committee to review the graduate visa route.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Many of the top 2023 UK attractions listed by the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) are in London.| ETA for the United Kingdom
