Lithuania, Malta, Finland Lead Tourism Boom in 2025
Europe tourism in 2025 shows steady growth led by Spain, Malta, and Finland. Learn how travel rules and migration debates shape the year ahead.
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Greece Faces Tourism Labor Crisis Amid Tougher Migration Laws
Greece faces a labor crisis as strict migration rules limit workers. Learn how politics and policy shape its economy and the EU’s future.
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Frontex: EU Irregular Migration Falls 18% in First 7 Months of 2025
EU irregular border crossings drop 18% in 2025 as routes shift and policies tighten. Learn how this impacts travel, migration, and security.
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Belgium Ends Shelter for EU-Protected Asylum Seekers Under New Law
Belgium tightens asylum rules, rejecting repeat applicants and cutting shelter access. Learn how this move reshapes migration across the EU.
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UK Hauliers Push for Visa Exemption Ahead of EES Rollout
The upcoming EES could sideline UK drivers and businesses. Learn how EES rules threaten cross-border jobs and what action is being taken.
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ETIAS Fee Increase to €20 by 2026 Alarms EU Tourism Sector
The EU plans to triple its ETIAS travel fee by 2026, sparking backlash from the tourism sector. Find out why industry leaders are urging a rethink.
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Non-EU Citizens Lead in EU Part-Time Employment
Non-EU citizens hold the highest share of part-time jobs in the EU, with women most affected. Find out what’s driving the divide and why it matters.
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EU Approves Gradual Rollout of Biometric Border Control System
The EU approves phased launch of Entry/Exit System to boost border security and reduce overstays. Find out how this digital shift impacts travelers.
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EU Sees Slight Drop in Tourism Nights as Calendar Shift Skews Q1 2025 Data
EU tourism dipped slightly in early 2025 due to Easter’s timing, not demand. See which countries rose or fell in this surprising quarterly shift.
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Croatia Leans on 100K Foreign Workers in 2025
Croatia’s economy is increasingly reliant on foreign labor, with nearly 100,000 international workers now sustaining key sectors like tourism and construction. As the country braces for another record tourist season, the…