The new social distancing norm will result in airport self service
Borry Vrieling, Founder and Managing Director of eezeetags, details how a post-coronavirus world will further require a developed self-service journey.
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Borry Vrieling, Founder and Managing Director of eezeetags, details how a post-coronavirus world will further require a developed self-service journey.
Self-service technology is imperative if airports aspire to meet the demands of tomorrow, emphasises Borry Vrieling from eezeetags.
The concept of seamless travel – a vision all airports are working to secure – relies on the flow of passengers through the terminal being uninterrupted and without delay.
Increasing the ease with which passengers tag their bags will lead to an increase in retail spending according to eezeetags, the quick and easy way to self-tag baggage.
Lost and mishandled baggage is a continued fear of many passengers, and although huge improvements have already been made in this area, many experts believe further development is needed. But is more technology required to streamline processes, or is more time and money needed to train baggage handling staff?
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