How will the 23rd June impact roaming charges? David Cameron has announced the date for the referendum on whether we wish to remain as part of the EU. On the 23rd June, the nation votes on whether to stay in or to get out of the European Union. Right now, Amiigo hasn’t decided which way […]
An article in this month’s Business Travel Magazine got me thinking about travel costs and just how visible the total costs of the trip are.The main costs (air fares, hotels, credit card bills) are easily visible, either because they’ve been organized by their TMC (travel management company) or they appear on expenses and credit card […]
by reducing your roaming voice and data costs The GBTA and Carlson Wagonlit Travel 2016 Global Travel Price Outlook report is out and it makes interesting reading. If you want a copy, click here, by the way. They believe that flight costs will increase slightly, although the oil prices drop is still to be reflected […]
Billshock is a growing problem, even with the cost of roaming data, and calls, being splashed across the media on a constant basis. The latest high profile victims of billshock have been government ministers, and particularly a provincial cabinet minister in Alberta, Canada. This is actually the second time Diana McQueen, now Minister for Energy, […]
Increased coverage for Amiigo’s roaming data solution If you’re heading off to the eastern Caribbean, on business or pleasure, shortly, we have some great news. Amiigo has now added eight additional countries to our roaming data coverage. Cayman Islands Dominica French Guiana Guadeloupe Martinique Montserrat St Barthelemy St Martin our roaming data charges for these […]