Batelco by Beyon has introduced ‘Postpaid World’, a new offering that enables customers to use their data and minutes both locally and internationally as part of a single plan, with no additional setup required and no hidden roaming fees, starting from only BD15 ($39.6) per month.
A leading provider of innovative telecommunications and digital services in Bahrain that connects and empowers people, Batelco by Beyon said this new package has been developed with frequent travellers in mind, including GCC commuters and business professionals.
By incorporating roaming within the existing core plan at fixed monthly charges, Batelco offers a solution focused on convenience, cost efficiency, and reliability, it stated.
Designed to simplify the connectivity experience for customers who are regularly on the move, PostPaid World allows users to continue using their existing mobile plan while travelling, as roaming is automatically available when travelling, without the need to switch SIM cards or manage multiple plans.
With coverage across more than 140 international destinations, customers can enjoy uninterrupted connectivity, making travel more efficient and hassle free.
On the launch, Aseel Mattar, Chief Consumer Officer at Batelco by Beyon, said: ":We designed ‘Postpaid World’ to address a common challenge for our customers, particularly those who travel frequently. We understand the inconvenience of having to think about data roaming, whether it involves activating services or managing additional eSIMs while moving between countries."
"With this plan, customers can seamlessly use their data and minutes at home and abroad as part of the same plan. It’s one less thing to think about, making connectivity while travelling a smoother and hassle-free experience," she added.
Batelco by Beyon continues to enhance its offerings through innovative solutions that combine value, quality, and simplicity. ‘Postpaid World’ reflects this commitment by delivering a connectivity plan that travels with customers wherever they go.-TradeArabia News Service