Get rid of roaming charges for good. Grab the aloSIM Mobile Data Traveler Lifetime eSim Plan with $50 of data credits for just $21.97. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Affordable data for international connection Traveling is getting more expensive with rising airline costs and inflation. To help minimize your overall budget, it’s worth taking advantage of great deals on essential services, like discounts on international data. Right now, you can get an aloSIM eSIM Plan for only $24.99 (reg. $50) and score $50 of data […] (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Most of us know to double-check for the physical necessities before we travel outside the country. That includes (but isn’t limited to) passports, phone chargers, swimsuits, etc. What less experienced travelers don’t know is that it’s just as important to prep your smartphone for the trip. Once you cross international borders, you might not be […] (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Get your aloSIM Mobile Data Traveler Lifetime eSIM Plan and pay just $24.99 for $50 worth of data credits with this limited-time offer. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Macworld Staying connected can be hard enough when you’re traveling domestically — but it’s even more inconvenient when away in another country. Want an easy and affordable way to keep in touch when you travel abroad? Then get a $50 aloSIM credit on sale this week for half price. aloSIM is a digital eSim that lets you stay connected in over 120 countries without incurring any expensive roaming charges. You just set up your account, indicate what country you’ll be going to (before you leave), and when you arrive you’ll enjoy access to that region’s domestic data networks. And 7-day data packages are just $4.50, so it’s an economical way to get access to the web from international destinations. Getting…

The aloSIM Mobile Data Traveler plan is a cheap and easy way for vacationers to ensure they don't get cut off from their data. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)