NEW RULES: 6 Ways Travel Will Change in 2025
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The video outlines six significant changes to travel regulations and technology expected in 2025. The creator begins by discussing the Real ID requirement for US citizens flying domestically, noting that while a delay to 2027 has been proposed, travelers should prepare for the May 7, 2025, deadline. For those cruising to Mexico, a new fee of 42 dollars per person will be implemented starting July 1, 2025. International travelers must also prepare for new electronic authorizations, including the UK's ETA for citizens of the US, Canada, and Australia starting in January, and the ETIAS for the Schengen area, which is expected later in the year. Regarding luggage, the creator explains a new partnership between Apple and various airlines to use AirTags for faster recovery of lost items. Finally, the video mentions that American Airlines is expanding a boarding alert system to prevent passengers from boarding ahead of their assigned groups. The creator concludes by encouraging viewers to stay informed to avoid travel issues.
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there are significant changes for travelers in 2025 and if Cruisers are not aware they can run into some major issues
if you will be cruising to Mexico expect to see a larger price tag on that Voyage beginning on July 1st of 2025
getting an ETA is all done online the fee is ยฃ10 approximately $13 when you apply
Apple is teaming up with 15 different airlines to help you find your luggage if it gets lost
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