O2’s Travel Inclusive Zone covers a range of countries, from Austria and Portugal to Germany, France and the Azores. It also includes the Canary Islands, Romania and Bulgaria. In addition, you’ll get coverage in Guyana, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Guatemala. You can explore these destinations with your O2 SIM card or via an O2 SIM card. The Europe Zone is a great value option for people who want to explore the region.
O2’s Europe Zone
If you’re planning a trip to Europe, the first thing to do is to check if your country is within O2’s Europe travel inclusive zone. While there are no changes to roaming charges for customers travelling within the EU, the company has introduced a new way to use data while roaming in Europe. Customers on a pay monthly plan aren’t affected by the changes, but they will be charged PS2 per day once roaming allowances are used up. The company has also introduced an additional tariff option known as the Europe travel inclusive zone.
If you’re planning a holiday abroad, you’ll want to make sure you have an unlimited data allowance and a European roaming plan. This way, you can use your data allowance without worrying about a data limit. O2’s travel inclusive zone is available in 49 European destinations, including Italy, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Poland, France, and Croatia. It’s also possible to use O2’s Bolt On roaming plan in these countries if you have a data allowance of 4GB.
O2’s Europe travel inclusive zone includes more than 120 minutes and texts, WiFi Plus, and data roaming in 27 European destinations. Customers can also earn points to spend in the loyalty scheme. They can redeem the points for extra data and entertainment tickets. They can also use their rewards to purchase new phones and shopping vouchers. O2 Mates Rates customers receive 20% off their airtime plans. They can also use their O2 Travel inclusive zone to get up to 20% off their airtime plans.
O2’s fair usage policy
As O2 announced their new iPhone tariffs, they included a clause stating that ‘you must adhere to our fair usage policy’. However, there is no way that an ordinary consumer could possibly meet this threshold. Even if you’re using O2’s network, you can still browse the web for up to 1400 pages a day. The O2 homepage is over 33kb, the BBC is 22kb, and flash units would double the file size!
Unlike Orange, O2 does not impose a data cap. Instead, the company has a fair usage policy that limits how much data you use on a monthly basis. However, you will need to make sure that you don’t exceed this limit, as a breach of this policy may result in a charge for up to £15.
To avoid a charge on European usage, the best way to avoid this fee is to make sure that you use your UK mobile for a set period. Then, you should buy a prepaid French tourist sim card and insert it in your O2 handset. This is possible only if you’re using a dual-SIM handset, but it’s still best to make sure that your phone is unlocked. If you aren’t sure, you can go to Virgin Media’s website for more information on roaming.
O2’s Bolt On
If you’re travelling abroad, you’ll want to make sure your phone has a data connection. With O2’s Bolt On travel inclusive zone, you’ll be able to use your phone’s data connection abroad without paying for additional minutes and texts. You’ll have to pay extra for calls and texts outside the included Europe zone, but this is a fairly minimal cost when compared to other travel inclusive zones.
O2’s Bolt On travel inclusive zones allow customers to roam in 75 countries. This includes the UK and the rest of the European Union. You’ll get an allowance of 120 minutes and texts per day. You’ll also get unlimited data per day, regardless of where you’re traveling to. There are also various packages available, depending on your travel needs. Luckily, O2 offers a number of travel plans with Bolt On roaming, so it’s easy to find the right one for you.
After Brexit, the network will still allow you to use your mobile in EU countries. However, there may be some small differences, which are worth mentioning. Firstly, O2 has stopped charging roaming fees for customers in the EU. If you’re unable to use your phone in a specific country, you will need to opt out of the O2 travel service. You can cancel your service by texting ‘NOTTRAVEL’ to 23336.
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