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May 24, 2024
3 min read

Last updated: 22 May 2024
According to Statista data, approximately 5.44 billion people, or 67.1% of the global population, use the internet. Since its introduction in 1983, the internet has become an integral part of our lives, especially for travel, where it is crucial for communication and navigational purposes. Therefore, it’s no surprise that connectivity is one of the first things you might think about when planning a trip. Discover one of the modern, more common and convenient ways to stay connected while abroad: get yourself an eSIM.

Unlike the traditional SIM card that you buy and insert directly into your device, an eSIM is not a physical card. eSIM is short for ‘embedded SIM’ and is already built into most modern devices, including smartphones, tablets and smartwatches released in the last few years. Older phone models or devices are not eSIM-compatible. In addition to the type of device, other restrictions on whether your device is eSIM compatible may depend on your location and phone provider.
Check to see if your device is eSIM compatible by checking the 'Settings' if it is eSIM-enabled.

Before you travel:
Upon arrival at your destination:
If connectivity is a concern while travelling, consider the advantages of having an eSIM on your next holiday. Not only does it offer convenience and cost-effectiveness, but it also has a positive environmental impact. With an eSIM, you’ll feel one step closer like a local and more comfortable while being far away from home.
While exploring your options for staying connected, why not also plan your next dream holiday if you haven’t booked your tickets yet. Book your trip on BudgetAir.co.uk and compare hundreds of airline deals to find our best offer that’ll fit your budget.
Safe travels!✈️