Hello friends. I'm going to Thailand next month for work. Tell me, how can I stay in touch in this country? What do you recommend? Perhaps I should turn my attention to buying an e-SIM?
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Last year I had the opportunity to travel to Thailand for work, and the issue of communication was one of the key issues for me. Nowadays, staying connected is extremely important, especially when traveling, where you have to maintain contact with colleagues and loved ones. The first thing I can recommend is to pay attention to purchasing an e-SIM. In Thailand, this technology is widespread and accessible. With e-SIM you can activate your local tariff directly on your smartphone without having to physically replace your SIM card. This is especially convenient if your phone supports this technology. If your phone does not support e-SIM, you can purchase a regular SIM card. There are many points of sale of SIM cards from local operators such as AIS, TrueMove and DTAC at the airport and in large shopping centers. I would recommend AIS for their good coverage and call quality. They also have special travel rates that include large data packages and great deals on international calls. Another important point is the availability of free Wi-Fi. In Thailand, many cafes, restaurants and even public transport provide free Wi-Fi. This can be a great addition to your mobile internet, especially if you need to download or send large files.