Infographic titled crossing international borders.
Section one is titled travelling abroad showing 61% of UK citizens have travelled abroad in the last five years. Split by gender 65% of men had and 57% of women.
The next section is titled border crossing experience. 92% of respondents would improve the border crossing experience. Pie chart showing what would most improve the experience when crossing an international border. 49% said shorter queues, 20% said a simpler process, 10% said better customer service available, 8% said nothing, it is absolutely fine, 5% said better signage, 4% said more information available and 4% said other or don't know.
The next section is titled eGates. 73% of respondents use eGates when travelling through an airport and men are more likely to use eGates than women with 75% men and 69% of women.
The next section is titled storing documents digitally and shows' 88% of respondents would be willing to use digital versions of travel documents. 91% of 25-34 year old's would consider storing travel documentation on phones or tablets if it improved the border experience and enhanced security. This is vs 59% of people 65 years and older.
The final section is titled personal data. A chart shows 71% of respondents are willing to share personal data with transport and government agencies if it improves the border crossing experience. 24% said absolutely yes, 47% said perhaps, 6% said don't think so and 23% said absolutely not.