The Northern Ireland tourism sector faces a significant hit if visitors arriving across the Irish border are not exempted from the UK's new visa waiver scheme, industry chiefs have warned.

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The industry is concerned that international tour operators will omit the region from all-island itineraries if they have to apply for the new ETAs.

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The Northern Ireland tourism sector faces a significant hit if visitors arriving across the Irish border are not exempted from the UK’s new visa waiver scheme, industry chiefs have warned. From January 8, all non-European visitors to the UK who do not require a visa will instead need to purchase an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). From April 2, European visitors will also need an ETA, which cost £10 and is linked to a traveller’s passport.…

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The industry is concerned that international tour operators will omit the region from all-island itineraries if they have to apply for the new ETAs.  The Northern Ireland tourism sector faces a significant hit if visitors arriving across the Irish border are not exempted from the UK’s new visa waiver scheme, industry chiefs have warned. From January 8, all non-European visitors to the UK who do not require a visa will instead need to purchase an…

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