Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
stc Bahrain has launched rova, an international travel app offering lifetime eSIM connectivity across 190+ countries. The app eliminates the need for physical SIMs and roaming hassles, providing instant activation, flexible data packs, and eco-friendly digital connectivity. This innovation strengthens Bahrain’s position as a leader in smart, sustainable travel technology.
Virgin Connect launches Roam eSIM for seamless global connectivity in 190+ countries, targeting GCC digital natives. The app-based service offers flexible data plans, easy activation, and real-time usage tracking, eliminating physical SIM hassles.
Batelco introduced Voya, Bahrain’s first global data roaming eSIM service, enabling users from any network to activate affordable, flexible roaming instantly on eSIM devices across 140+ destinations, supporting Bahrain’s vision for smart, borderless connectivity.
Batelco launched Voya, Bahrain’s first global data roaming eSIM service available to all telecom users worldwide. It offers fast activation, affordable plans from BD 2 ($5.26), seamless connectivity in 140+ destinations, multi-network flexibility, and free travel insurance for a limited period.
HUTCH has partnered with Singer Sri Lanka to introduce a fully digital onboarding model for eSIM activation, simplifying the mobile experience. Customers can now easily activate eSIMs or request physical SIMs via a seamless, paperless process. This collaboration also offers discounts on select smartphones, enhancing digital inclusivity.
BTS Group has invested in ZIM Connections, a leading eSIM technology provider, to offer seamless mobile connectivity across 200+ destinations. The partnership combines BTS’s global operator network with ZIM’s innovative platform, supporting mobile operators and unlocking new opportunities in the growing eSIM market.
eSIM technology is rapidly gaining traction in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Tunisia, where travelers can easily access mobile data without the need for physical SIM cards. This shift offers greater convenience, supports digital mobility, and aligns with infrastructure modernization efforts, enhancing regional connectivity for locals and visitors alike.
Travelers in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Tunisia, are increasingly adopting eSIM technology for seamless mobile data access without the need for physical SIM cards. This shift is transforming digital connectivity, offering greater convenience and flexibility for both local residents and international visitors.
Airalo and Gulf Air have partnered to offer Gulf Air’s Falconflyer members 20 points for every USD 1 spent on Airalo eSIMs. The collaboration provides travelers with a convenient way to stay connected in over 200 countries while earning loyalty rewards, enhancing their overall travel experience.
Orange Egypt has launched its eSIM service, allowing customers to switch from traditional SIM cards to a digital eSIM. The service, available through the “My Orange” app or at branches, lets users activate multiple lines. A seamless activation process and verification ensure convenience and data accuracy for users.