What National’s new paperless travel policy means for Kiwis
The National Party is promising to trial paperless travel across the Tasman, if it's re-elected. It could mean physical passports are no longer required at the gates, with Australian and New Zealand citizens providing their details digitally before departure, and then relying on smartphones, digital credentials, and biometric technology in their journeys through the airports. Travel Agents Association Chief Executive Julie White spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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