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The UK government is aiming to boost the charge for its recently launched Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) by 60%, a measure that IATA deems as “bewildering.” Nonetheless, the ETA charge will henceforth be exempted for transit travelers. ETAs became a UK travel necessity for non-European visitors starting January 8…
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