Coverage and networks
Choose coverage for the journey ahead.
Match the plan to the places your customers need to connect. Review included destinations, domestic and roaming service, device requirements and the terms of the actual offer. A region name is the start of that decision.
Match the plan to the itinerary
EXAMPLEFIELDNOTES · TRAVEL
Lisbon → Madrid
A plan for the places ahead
Portugal and Spain
Included in example
Confirm the full offer before purchase.
Review included service, validity, device requirements and the published price.
Fictional itinerary and package coverage. This illustration is not the live Bird catalog.
The itinerary
Start with the destinations that matter.
Check the countries on the trip, including stopovers where the traveler needs data. A regional package can include a different set of destinations from another package with a similar name. Use the offer’s destination list before selecting it.
A trip across borders
Keep the included destinations visible with the allowance and validity. Confirm whether the same package continues across the itinerary or whether another compatible offer is needed.
A home market and travel
For a mobile plan, review domestic service separately from roaming. Calls, messages, data and roaming allowances can have different terms.
Included service
Read beyond the country name.
Coverage means access under the selected plan’s network and commercial conditions. Check its supported networks, available service types, hotspot policy and any fair-use or reduced-speed terms before presenting the plan to a customer.
Data, calls and SMS
A data-only offer supports internet access. A reported phone number does not establish that the plan includes ordinary mobile voice or SMS.
Network availability
A covered country does not promise reception in every location. Buildings, terrain, congestion, device capabilities and the underlying network affect the connection.
A usable offer
Keep time and device requirements in view.
Confirm when the package starts, when it expires and whether the intended device can install and use it. A plan with remaining allowance may still be expired, and an eSIM-capable phone may be locked to another carrier.
Before purchase
Present the destination list, included services, activation rule and published price together. Keep a country you have not confirmed explicitly unresolved.
When the itinerary changes
Review a compatible top-up or replacement offer against the new destinations. Do not infer that adding data expands the existing package’s coverage.
Questions before you choose
Does a global eSIM work everywhere?
Does coverage include calls and SMS?
Can I assume 5G or hotspot is included?
Where can I see a price for my destinations?
Prepare the next step
Put it into practice.
Continue with the documentation, guides and examples for this topic. Resources are in English.
Connect the places your customers go.
Bring the destinations, service requirements and device mix for your offering. Review eligible plans and network terms with a connectivity specialist.