Controversy over Europe's new entry system in 29 countries
The new European Entry System (EES), which began its implementation in October of last year and is fully activated in April, is facing technical issues and delays that have resulted in long queues of up to 3.5 hours during the summer season. It is expected that wait times could double to six hours, raising concerns about potential operational chaos during peak tourist periods, with suggestions to temporarily suspend operations during the summer months to prevent crowding and disruptions in entry procedures.
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