GK Telecom launches eSIM 7-day unlimited data plans with Olympics in mind

Staff Reporter

February 6, 2024

GK Telecom has introduced a new range of 7-day unlimited eSIM plans targeted at people attending major sporting events such as Paris Olympics 2024, expos in Dubai and Qatar and the ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup USA.

The seven-day plans aim to provide reliable internet in over 200 countries, helping travellers stay connected without worrying about running out of data.

Users download the eSIM and get unlimited internet, avoiding extra fees for going over a data limit. The service works in more than 200 countries and there are special packages for big events, letting travellers choose what best fits their trip.

The service is activated without the need for a physical SIM card. GK Telecom aims to make these plans budget-friendly for all types of travellers.

The company stresses the need for dependable internet access for those traveling and sees these eSIM plans as the answer.

“This move is seen as a big step forward in meeting the connectivity needs of travellers worldwide” said GK Telecom

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