TL;DR: Yesim says its unlimited 7-day Turkey travel eSIM plan costs £20.79, compared with O2 Travel Bolt On pricing of £49 for seven 24-hour periods. The article also cites O2 roaming data bolt-ons at £6 for 1GB in Zone 1, £9 in Zone 2, and £65 in Zone 3, and EE Travel Data Pass pricing of 500MB for £6.26 per day in Canada and the US and £7.84 per day in 10 other countries.

Yesim says its unlimited 7-day travel eSIM plan for Turkey costs £20.79, while O2 Travel Bolt On pricing totals £49 for a week at £7 per 24-hour period. The article presents this as a price comparison between a travel eSIM offer and UK operator roaming for the same destination.

Provider

Product

Destination

Allowance

Price

Yesim

Travel eSIM

Turkey

Unlimited, 7 days

£20.79

O2

Travel Bolt On

Turkey

7 x 24-hour periods

£49

O2

Data roaming bolt-on

Zone 1

1GB

£6

O2

Data roaming bolt-on

Zone 2

1GB

£9

O2

Data roaming bolt-on

Zone 3

1GB

£65

EE

Travel Data Pass

Canada, US

500MB per day

£6.26

EE

Travel Data Pass

Australia, China, India, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, UAE

500MB per day

£7.84

The article explains that an eSIM is a microchip built into a smartphone that can load an operator profile remotely without a physical SIM swap. It says travellers can keep their main number by switching off their home SIM during a trip or leaving it active for incoming calls only.

Yesim says it has operated since 2019 and has connected more than 4 million travellers across more than 200 destinations. The company says it offers a Global Package covering 80+ countries, a Global Plus Package covering 140+ countries, and a Pay & Fly plan covering 170+ countries, and that it works with 800+ partner operators.

The article says Yesim became an official partner of the World Players Super League. It also says the golf tour runs more than 1,800 tournaments in over 50 countries each year.

Relevant questions

How much does Yesim say its 7-day Turkey eSIM plan costs?

Yesim says its unlimited 7-day Turkey travel eSIM plan costs £20.79. The article compares that with O2 Travel Bolt On pricing of £49 for seven 24-hour periods.

What roaming prices does the article cite for O2 and EE?

The article cites O2 data roaming bolt-ons at £6 for 1GB in Zone 1, £9 in Zone 2, and £65 in Zone 3. It cites EE Travel Data Pass pricing of 500MB for £6.26 per day in Canada and the US and £7.84 per day in Australia, China, India, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, and the UAE.

What coverage figures does Yesim claim in the article?

Yesim says it has connected more than 4 million travellers across more than 200 destinations since 2019. The article also says its plans cover 80+, 140+, and 170+ countries depending on the package, with 800+ partner operators.

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