EU Cannot "Completely Exclude" More Delays for EES Launch - ETA for the United Kingdom
The EU plans to proceed with the EES launch in November but also "cannot completely rule out" further delays.| ETA for the United Kingdom
The EU plans to proceed with the EES launch in November but also "cannot completely rule out" further delays.| ETA for the United Kingdom
The British government has pledged £10.5 million in funding to help major UK-EU border crossings prepare for the EU digital border system.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Stacking cars at Dover can help keep traffic flowing once the EES rolls out, allowing tourists and goods to cross with minimal disruption.| ETA for the United Kingdom
EU Commissioner Ylva Johansson admits the EU is "clearly not ready" to meet the November EES launch date and plans for a phased rollout instead.| ETA for the United Kingdom
France, Germany, and the Netherlands reportedly need more time to prepare for the EES launch, which could lead to further delays or a phased rollout.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Concerns about data privacy, border delays, and confusion over the new border system have heightened anxiety for UK travelers.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Port officials in France and the UK raise concerns about delays caused by the new EES due to limited testing time.| ETA for the United Kingdom
Getlink's installation of more EES kiosks proves its commitment to minimizing travel disruptions once the EU's new border check launches.| ETA for the United Kingdom
The logistics industry calls on the government to ensure a smooth EES rollout or risk delays that could lead to higher prices and shortages of goods and supplies.| ETA for the United Kingdom
