Stay online without
letting it take over the trip.

What do you want to stay on top of?

Get data abroad

Stay connected together

Keep everything charged

Use your phone offline

Have a backup plan

How to stay connected while traveling.

Smartphone, SIM card, charging cable and travel essentials on a Lisbon café table

eSIM or International Roaming: Which Is Better?

Couple checking a smartphone while traveling by train through the European countryside

How Much Mobile Data Do You Actually Need Abroad?

Traveler checking offline maps and trip notes on a smartphone in a New York apartment before heading out

What Should You Download Before an International Trip?

Traveler charging a smartphone with a portable power bank while resting in a European city plaza

How to Keep Your Phone Charged on a Full Travel Day

Traveler checking a smartphone in a remote European mountain village with a paper map tucked into her backpack

What to Do When Your Phone Has No Service Abroad

Gear and services that earn their place.

Useful options for getting online, sharing a connection and keeping everything powered on the road.

Our Pick
Smartphone with a travel eSIM line connected on a café table overlooking a Tokyo neighborhood

eSIM for International Travel

Families
GlocalMe Numen Air portable Wi-Fi hotspot on a travel table with multiple family devices

Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot

Long-Haul
Traveler charging a smartphone with a portable power bank at a train station café

Portable Power Bank

Frequent Travelers
Universal travel adapter plugged into a hotel wall outlet while charging a smartphone

Universal Travel Adapter

Organization
Traveler holding a multi-connector charging cable in an airport lounge

Multi-Connector Charging Cable

Traveler holding a phone showing an active eSIM connection at an airport

The one thing we’d set up before the airport.

An eSIM takes just a few minutes to arrange and can save you from roaming surprises, SIM-card hunting and unreliable airport Wi-Fi.