Unlocking Digital Signature Legitimacy for Travel Industry in European Union

How to eSign a document: digital signature legitimacy for Travel Industry in European Union

tourism in the eu is at a crossroads the pandemic has navigated the industry into uncharted territory how it weathers this storm and how it will fare this winter is a question many will be asking though as a vital part of the eu's economy tourism contributes towards 10 percent of its gdp there are also 2.4 million tourism businesses within the eu and out of 23 million tourism jobs in the block 6 million of those are estimated to have been lost due to the pandemic but what is the eu doing to help this struggling industry in the commission's side it's urgent to send the money as quick as possible to member states to fill their needs especially in the tourism sector or tourism industry because it was particularly different from other other sectors of the of the economy at least next two years will be hard to achieve the numbers that we had in 2019 for instance the european holiday season hasn't been an easy one for businesses or holiday makers this year either countries that have seen a high level of coronavirus cases over the summer have had travel restrictions imposed on them by individual member states but last week the european commission proposed a coordinated response to these restrictions within the eu which has been welcomed by the industry and i think it's really important for the european commission to exercise some kind of control over how governments elect to make these decisions and i think the proposal to have some form of coordination when it comes to quarantine measures is really to be welcome because at the moment it's piecemeal it's done on a national basis and there is no consistency nor any conformity to any kind of pattern uh throughout europe and it really is chaos at the moment but the pandemic has been described as a way to reshape tourism into a greener more sustainable model there is a role for the european parliament and the european union in terms of climate action to say look let's not give too many incentives for short stay tourism and let's focus on a greener model of people spending more time in a region perhaps traveling by train if they can uh particularly on shorter distances avoiding those short off flights and putting a little bit more time and effort into an offering that can deliver more jobs at a local level and a lower carbon footprint the tourism industry will certainly emerge from the pandemic differently and look set for some tough years ahead christopher pitchers euro news