how is it better for traveling europe than orange travel holiday esim with internet and french phone number lasting forever if you top it up with a dozen bucks every half a year or so
I pay $30 for an entire year of roaming across 80 countries on my daily SIM. Why bother?
Quote from: Gallo123 on February 19, 2024, 13:39:06I pay $30 for an entire year of roaming across 80 countries on my daily SIM. Why bother?
Who's your provider?
Does it come with a phone number and calls or is it a data only sim?
Quote from: Colin on February 20, 2024, 00:16:36Does it come with a phone number and calls or is it a data only sim?
Just data for now.
Quote from: Gallo123 on February 19, 2024, 13:39:06I pay $30 for an entire year of roaming across 80 countries on my daily SIM. Why bother?
Who do you use?
Sound good. Will countries outside Europe like Africa or middle East be covered
I did test free plan in Bulgaria, speed is 300kbit/s which is not so bad. Paid plan is for 2euros per day here.
Great insights! I completely agree that having a reliable internet connection while traveling can make a huge difference, especially in places like New Zealand where you don't want to miss out on planning or local experiences. eSim seems like a smart way to stay connected without the hassle of roaming fees. I also love finding ways to explore affordably, and tips like these really complement other budget travel strategies. By the way, if anyone enjoys cultural stops while traveling, the is a hidden gem worth checking out—it's a perfect mix of art and entertainment without breaking the bank.