The Global Travel Assessment System (GTAS) is a web application for improving border security. It enables government agencies to automate the identification of high-risk air travelers in advance of their intended travel.
The Global Travel Assessment System (GTAS) is a comprehensive API/PNR System with a rich feature set and a track record for success.
It's free, and it is developed for efficiency to reduce hardware costs. No paid licenses are required. Most countries can deploy GTAS on the computing power of a modern laptop.
There is no risk to try out GTAS, or deploy it on your own. End-to-end support through the WCO is free.
Automated pre-arrival/departure screening means shorter waiting times for passengers in the airport.
GTAS is intended to be deployed behind a host country's firewall on their own intranet. GTAS is tested for security using the latest threat analysis tools.
The entire GTAS application has been Docker-ized for quick and easy deployment. It uses Kubernetes for production deployments in any environment--cloud or on premises.
All of the human-readable source code is available on GitHub. It offers complete transparency into how the application works, so you can be confident that your data is secure.
GTAS has been deployed on Amazon Web Services to offer an optimal blend of reliability, flexibility, and cost.
GTAS uses a completely modern technology stack and is built on a proven model. A team of developers continues to support GTAS.
"The Maldives Customs Service extends its thanks to the WCO Secretariat for facilitating the GTAS implementation project, to CBP for providing technical support and working tirelessly during the implementation phase, and to the Government of Japan for providing funds.”
"The NTC and GTAS are visualized as effective technology driven solutions for the control of formidable risks such as money laundering, cross border organized crimes, smuggling and targeting cash couriers. The project will give an edge to Customs in leading border agencies at airports and border check posts."
Cambodia Customs is the second deployment as part of the WCO Asia Pacific Security Project