British travellers will have their biometric information taken when arriving in the EU (Image: Getty) British tourists planning a visit to a European Union country will soon be "tracked" on arrival because of a new EU rule. Countries in the Schengen Area will roll out a new biometrics system from October 6 which will allow national authorities to keep track of visitors. The EU's new Entry and Exit System (EES) will be introduced on October 6 and will require travellers from outside the block to adhere to strict guidelines.
Britons and other non-EU holidaymakers will have their fingerprints and photos taken and added to the EES to allow national authorities to monitor their movements. function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.createElement('script');el.
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