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Biometrics, AI and digital passports: Europeans ‘most cautious’ about travel technology, IATA survey finds

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European travellers are the least enthusiastic when it comes to using a digital passport, according to IATA’s 2026 Global Passenger Survey. The research also found how digital privacy concerns and entry requirements are shaping the way people are travelling.

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