UK travellers planning trips to Europe are preparing for potential delays linked to the EU’s new entry-exit system (EES), according to a survey cited by multiple outlets. The reporting draws on findings from Booking.com that suggest concern is widespread among holidaymakers. One set of results indicates that around three in five respondents express worry about long waits connected to the additional border checks introduced under EES. A separate figure highlighted by another outlet shows that nearly half of those surveyed say they are concerned about missing flights if the border process runs slowly. The articles frame the issue as traveller readiness rather than confirmed disruption, noting that the survey captures expectations ahead of travel rather than actual wait times. Overall, the coverage focuses on rising traveller anxiety about how EES-related procedures could affect timing at European borders, including the possibility of delays affecting travel schedules and onward transportation. The outlets do not report on any specific country’s enforcement outcomes, instead emphasizing the survey’s indication of public concern among UK holidaymakers.