Border & Travel Tech: The US, UK and Saudi Arabia all pushed further into digital entry rules this week, with the US expanding its Visa Waiver Programme list and requiring ESTA clearance, the UK making its Electronic Travel Authorisation mandatory for visa-free visitors, and Saudi launching a 2026 eVisa for 66 countries (multiple entries, up to 90 days per visit). EU-Schengen Watch: Cyprus said it is unaffected for now because it has not installed the EU Entry/Exit System, while Andorra is listed among nationalities exempt from EES checks. Andorra Media: RTVA confirmed it will not return to Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria. Business Performance: Zamora Company (Licor 43 owner) reported 2025 net sales down 2% to €255m, citing a tougher global wine-and-spirits environment, while profitability and debt improved. Tourism Demand: “Alpine summer” is surging as heatwave-weary travellers shift to mountain destinations, with Switzerland and Andorra added for the first time by a major specialist. Public Safety Cooperation: WHO/PAHO and OISEVI backed a Safe Mobility 2030 plan, including harmonised driving rules and a regional road-safety index. Sports Business: Coverage also highlighted Lionel Messi’s expanding investment portfolio and billionaire-level earnings, underscoring how athlete brands keep reshaping hospitality, media and real estate.