Uk, è polemica sull’aumento del costo dell’Eta
🚩 In the United Kingdom, a proposed 60% hike in the cost of the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) by the Home Office has sparked conflict with the travel industry. The ETA fee, newly implemented for non-EU countries and mandatory for European travelers from April, is set to rise from £10 to £16 (~€18). Willie Walsh, IATA's Director-General, labeled the increase as "astonishing" and a self-inflicted hit to the UK's tourism competitiveness, especially with the upcoming increase in Air Passenger Duty in April. Advantage Travel Partnership's CEO, Julia Lo Bue-Said, voiced disappointment, stressing the importance of a strong incoming sector for outbound success.
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