Those, however, don’t always work with American cell phones and, if they do, require an international phone connection. I brought along my laptop, but what to do with my iPhone? Was there an economical way to use it in France and Italy? Should I pay for one of the international data packages offered by AT&T (my carrier)? Should I get a new SIM Card? Should I just leave the thing in New York?Ĭonnecting with friends and travel companions is obviously aided by sending text messages.
This was a work trip, during which I visited about 90 hotels for EuroCheapo. I recently returned from two weeks in Europe, one spent in Paris and one in Venice.
After all, most American phone carriers’ rates for international calling and data use can be confusing, and misunderstanding your usage or phone setup could be a very costly mistake. If you’re an American smartphone user getting ready to take a trip to Europe, you’ve likely been warned about using your phone abroad.
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