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Tourism industry warns of border disruption over EU Entry/Exit System rollout

The tourism industry is increasing pressure on the European Union over what it describes as a failed EES launch and the risk of chaos at borders.

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Border delays or operational problems could disrupt travel across the EU and affect carriers and tourism operators.

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