A warning has been issued to holidaymakers as travellers will be charged to visit most EU countries next year.
The ECHO previously reported that travelling to Europe may be a little bit more difficult after the UK left the European Union. The European Parliament approved the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) in 2016 to improve border security, and it is now set to affect Brits travelling to Europe.
With the system expected to be fully implemented across Europe by the end of 2023, holiday-goers are being urged to have everything in place in time for your trip to avoid any heartache. It’s also important you check the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advice for the destination you are visiting, including the latest health advice and any Covid-19 entry requirements.