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AT&T announces its international roaming plans for travelers mainly aimed at Olympics
TT Bureau |  |  05 Aug 2008

With the Beijing Olympic Games around the corner, almost all the telecom operators are coming up with new and attractive offers for its users. AT&T Inc has announced the launch of expanded wireless international service to keep its users connected to home and workplace.

 

The company has come up with some more new offers like Discounted international roaming packages for smartphone and LaptopConnect users, wider international data roaming coverage which has increased to 150 countries from 145, discounted data packages applicable to 67 countries from earlier 41, international roaming coverage also increased in cruise ships from 75 to 120 and the most attractive GPS navigation service which gives GPS directions in the six Olympics cities in China, Western Europe and North America, said the company.

The company is also educating customers about traveling internationally with wireless devices.  In addition to it the company has announced the launch of AT&T's Travel Guide under which the user can enter the international itinerary and get the specific roaming rates.

    
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05 Aug 2008(IST)  
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