Sprint today said customers who travel to Rio for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games will be able to talk and text for free, as well as use an unlimited amount of high-speed data for free. From August 1 through August 31
Year-round, customers traveling to Latin America can enjoy unlimited talk, text and 1GB of high-speed data as part of Sprint Open World. In addition to Brazil, destinations eligible for Sprint Open World with these rates are Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Easter Island, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela. In more than 120 additional destinations, customers can enjoy unlimited text, talk for only $0.20/minute, and high-speed data at $.03/MB.
“Summer travel is in full swing with many tourists heading to Brazil to take part in the biggest international sporting event of the year,” said Roger Solé, Sprint chief marketing officer. “Customers want to stay connected with friends and family as they travel abroad. With Sprint, they won’t have to worry about high roaming charges or costly add-on fees.”
source: sprint
Year-round, customers traveling to Latin America can enjoy unlimited talk, text and 1GB of high-speed data as part of Sprint Open World. In addition to Brazil, destinations eligible for Sprint Open World with these rates are Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Easter Island, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela. In more than 120 additional destinations, customers can enjoy unlimited text, talk for only $0.20/minute, and high-speed data at $.03/MB.
“Summer travel is in full swing with many tourists heading to Brazil to take part in the biggest international sporting event of the year,” said Roger Solé, Sprint chief marketing officer. “Customers want to stay connected with friends and family as they travel abroad. With Sprint, they won’t have to worry about high roaming charges or costly add-on fees.”
source: sprint