According to Bill Horne <
malQRMassimilation@gmail.com>:
Question: I'm going to be traveling in Europe this summer and have
T-Mobile which includes some basic international coverage in my
package, but is that good enough?
https://www.azcentral.com/story/money/business/tech/2022/07/04/traveling-abroad-what-you-need-know-your-cellphone-plan/7793044001/
That article offers some rather bad advice.
It suggests paying $50 for a 30 day T-Mobile international add-on.
Assuming your phone isn't locked (VZ phones aren't, others may be)
anywhere in Europe you can get a local SIM for about $20 which has
vast amounts of data and generally has a deal to call the US for a few
cents / minute. Under EU law, any EU SIM roams at no cost throughout
the EU. If your first stop is in the UK, British SIMs mostly still
roam for free in Europe and have the advantage that the instructions
are in English.
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