AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 hours agoEES Travel Chaos: Wizz Air’s Yvonne Moynihan warns UK holidaymakers to arrive up to three hours early for flights home as Europe’s Entry/Exit System (EES) triggers longer border queues and missed connections. EES Rollout & EES/ETIAS Link: EES is now fully operational across Schengen, with fingerprints and facial biometrics required, and the next step, ETIAS, is expected later in 2026—meaning more pre-travel admin for visa-free travellers. Liechtenstein in the Schengen Mix: EES applies across 29 countries including Liechtenstein, so the border delays aren’t just a “big airport” problem. Local Finance Spotlight: A UK HMRC reminder says parents may be able to “extend” Child Benefit—potentially up to age 20 in approved education—after missing out on extra years. Sports & Spotlight: A viral social media stunt helped New Zealand defender Tim Payne become the 2026 World Cup’s “least-known” star overnight, with his follower count surging. Health/Europe: AbbVie says the European Commission authorized expanded VENCLYXTO® combinations for previously untreated chronic lymphocytic leukemia, including coverage for Liechtenstein.
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