Over the last few decades, governments have had to deal with accelerating growth in global travel and the need for their countries to remain competitive as a destination of choice for tourism, trade, investment and education. But, equally, they have also had to balance this with the need to deal with a fast-evolving economic, political, social and security environment which has seen increasing threats to public security. These priorities have led to the development of new biometric and digital technologies, which have driven more efficient, effective and secure border and migration services, b…