If you're travelling to Europe after the 6th September listen up

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EES (EUs Entry Exit System)

Why it worked

The video provides timely and practical travel advice related to a new regulation (EES) that directly impacts many travelers. By highlighting potential negative consequences (longer queues) and offering a clear call to action (save and share), it encourages engagement and virality.

Summary

The video explains that the EES (Entry Exit System) in the Schengen Area will become mandatory after September 6th, meaning airports will no longer be able to suspend queues. This change is expected to lead to longer wait times, especially as September can be as busy as August for travelers without children. The creator advises viewers to save and share the video to inform others about these upcoming travel changes.

Structure

1Introduction to EES and its impact on travel
2Explanation of current flexibility and its limitations
3Mandatory implementation of EES after September 6th
4Comparison of September busyness to August

Original caption

EES (EUs Entry Exit System) nightmares could continue 😫 #EES #traveleurope #traveltips #traveladvice

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Call to action

Save this video and send it to all of your friends so they know what to expect if they're travelling past September. And as always, follow me for all things travel related.

On-screen text

IF YOU'RE TRAVELLING THE SCHENGEN AREA AFTER SEPTEMBER 6TH TO LISTEN UP BECAUSE EES QUEUES COULD END UP GETTING WORSE RATHER THAN BETTER. AIRPORTS HAVE HAD THE FLEXIBILITY TO SUSPEND EES FOR UP TO SIX HOURS A DAY OVER A 90 DAY PERIOD WHEN AIRPORTS ARE SUPER BUSY IN ORDER TO QUEUES EASIER AND MAKE SURE GOOD EXPERIENCE. BUT UNFORTUNATELY THIS FLEXIBILITY IS COMING TO AN END AFTER SEPTEMBER 6TH. THEY WILL NO LONGER BE ALLOWED TO SUSPEND EES WILL BECOME MANDATORY AT ALL TIMES AND SEPTEMBER CAN BE JUST AS BUSY AS AUGUST THE MONTH THAT EVERYONE WITHOUT KIDS THEIR SUMMER HOLIDAY AVOID THOSE BUSY POOLS ARE FULL OF CHILDREN. HAVEN'T HEARD AS MANY HORROR STORIES OVER THE SUMMER AROUND EES QS, THIS WILL BE DOWN TO THEY HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SUSPEND. ARE TRAVELLING AFTER SEPTEMBER 6TH, JUST GO WITH EXPECTATIONS BE QUEUING A LITTLE BIT LONGER THAN YOU WERE PREVIOUSLY. SAVE THIS VIDEO YOUR FRIENDS WHAT TO EXPECT IF THEY'RE TRAVELLING PAST SEPTEMBER. AND AS ALWAYS, ALL THINGS TRAVEL RELATED.

Transcript

If you're travelling to Europe after the 6th September, the Schengen area, after September 6th of September, then you need to listen up because EES queues could end up getting worse rather than better. Airports have had the flexibility to suspend EES for up to six hours a day over a 90 day period when airports are super busy in order to queues easier and make sure customers have a good experience. But unfortunately this flexibility is coming to an end after September 6th. They will no longer be allowed to suspend EES will become mandatory at all times. And September can be just as busy as August. The month that everyone without kids their summer holiday. Avoid those busy pools are full of children. We haven't heard as many horror stories over the summer around EES Q's, this will be down to they have been able to suspend. So if you are travelling after September 6th, just go with expectations, be queuing a little bit longer than you were previously. Save this video and send it to all of your friends so they know what to expect if they're travelling past September. And as always, follow me for all things travel related.