eSIM guides, destination cheat-sheets and data-saving tips — so you land online and never overpay for roaming again.
"Roam Like at Home" made European travel dramatically cheaper — but it has limits that catch out long-stay travellers, digital nomads and anyone leaving the EU by a hundred metres. Here is how it actually works.
Europe, the EU, the Schengen area and the EU roaming zone are four different things, and travel data plans use the word "Europe" for all of them. Here is how to read a country list before you buy.
A Balkan road trip crosses in and out of the EU several times in a week, and most travel data plans do not follow. Here is which countries are in, which are out, and how to stay connected across the whole route.
Greek island-hopping is the trip that most often catches out travel data plans: ferries, small islands and constantly changing schedules. Here is how coverage works across the Aegean and how much data to bring.
France is a country where the TGV, the countryside and the mountains all behave differently on mobile. Here is where coverage holds, how much data a French trip needs, and what to set up before you land.
Spain has excellent networks, cheap local data and a lot of ground between its highlights. Here is how coverage works on the mainland and the islands, plus honest data sizing for a Spanish trip.
Italy is three connectivity countries in one: dense historic cities, a coast full of cliffs and ferries, and mountains where signal ends at the treeline. Here is what to expect and how much data to buy.
Britain left the EU roaming zone, and most European travellers do not find out until the bill arrives. Here is what changed, how UK coverage really works outside London, and how much data a British trip needs.
The Nordics have superb networks, brutal roaming prices for non-EU visitors, and two countries that behave differently from the rest. Here is how to plan data for a northern trip.
The Baltics have some of the fastest, cheapest mobile internet in the EU and are small enough to cross in a weekend. Here is what to expect and why one plan covers all three.
Albania is Europe’s fastest-growing destination and one of the few that is not in the EU roaming zone — which catches out a lot of visitors. Here is coverage, cost and what to download first.
Slovenia is small, green and unusually well connected — until you go up. Here is coverage from Ljubljana to the Soča valley, how much data to bring, and what to download before the mountains.
Bulgaria has fast, cheap mobile data and is one of the few EU countries most travellers underestimate. Here is how coverage works from Sofia to Sunny Beach and the Rila monasteries.
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