Travel guides
Connectivity tips, country deep-dives, and how to travel data-light.
The through train to Vientiane is new and the Laos railway cannot be booked far ahead. What actually runs, and what your phone does at the border.
Germany, Switzerland and Italy in 14 nights. Both legs got much faster since 2021, and the country in the middle is the one your roaming plan misses.
Punta Cana's resort strip is covered end to end. The Cordillera Central mountains and a Haiti day trip are a different story, plus a realistic data budget.
Peru and Bolivia in 14 nights: which legs are really trains, why the Andean roaming deal does nothing for your SIM, and where the signal dies.
Ljubljana to Kotor in 14 days: which legs are trains and which are buses, where your EU plan quietly stops working, and how much data the route really needs.
Bangkok to Singapore in 14 days: how many trains it really takes, where the borders are, and why a local SIM in each country is no longer worth the queue.
Tokyo to Hiroshima in 14 days: which shinkansen to book on each leg, the day trips worth a separate ticket, and how much data Japan actually needs.
Amsterdam to Budapest in 14 days: which train to book on each leg, the day trips worth taking, and why one regional eSIM covers all five countries.
Rogers, Bell and Telus cover nearly every Canadian, but data thins out fast in the Rockies and the North. A realistic GB budget for any Canada trip.
Every order confirmation email links straight to a PDF invoice, and My account keeps one for every eSIM and top-up, guest checkouts included.
Douala's port energy, Yaoundé's hills, Kribi's beaches and Mount Cameroon's slopes: how MTN and Orange really cover Cameroon, and a realistic data budget.
From Caracas's mountain valley to the turquoise cays of Los Roques and the Andes around Mérida: which networks reach furthest and how much data to buy.