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Idea international roaming packs slashed by up to 90%

Idea Cellular has launched a special international roaming offer called ‘iRoam’ for its postpaid subscribers. Idea is offering up to 75 percent discount...

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Anuradha Shetty|Nov 06, 2012, 13:36:38 IST

Idea Cellular has launched a special international roaming offer called ‘iRoam’ for its postpaid subscribers. Idea is offering up to 75 percent discount on voice and data services with iRoam.

Starting today, Idea Postpaid subscribers can avail up to 75 percent discount on mobile phone usage when travelling to any of the 37 most frequently visited countries in the world, including UAE, USA, Singapore, UK, Thailand, China, Germany, France, Switzerland, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, and Italy. The offer is valid for voice, SMS, and data usage for 30 days from the date of activation.

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Speaking about the new offer, Sashi Shankar, chief marketing officer, Idea Cellular, said, “Today voice and data usage is integral for International roamers - both business as well as leisure travelers. Our latest offer will cater to them, while also offering seamless connectivity, using the same number, for those customers travelling overseas, thus making their stay more affordable and convenient. We are confident that the new offer will provide immense benefits to international roamers during the festive season.”

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Special rates of the Idea ‘iRoam’ pack are applicable on international roaming services such as incoming calls, outgoing calls, SMS, and data use. To activate the iRoam data pack, users should send an SMS with the text ACT

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First Published:Nov 06, 2012, 13:36:38 IST
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