Flytpack Travel WiFi in Macau and Hong Kong

Last week, I went on a 3-day vacation in Macau. It was a "spur-of-the-moment" trip that is not part of my travel plans for this month. At first, I don't have any plans of joining my mon and my brother on this trip. But 2 days before the trip, I decided to buy a ticket and join them for a much needed vacation.

Getting Connected Online in Thailand with #FlytpackTravels

Landing a travel writing assignment to cover places in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, Thailand means I have to be constantly connected to the internet. A few months ago this would mean spending more money availing of my Philippine network via roaming or enduring the hassle of buying a Thai sim card and paying daily internet rates that could prove costly for a 6-day trip.

FLYTPACK TRAVEL WIFI: Stay Connected Online in Malaysia without Emptying your Wallet

Having a personal wireless modem or a travel WiFi is now one of my must-haves when traveling abroad. That is why, when I was invited by Star Cruises to experience a 3-night/4-day cruise along Malacca Strait via their humongous cruise ship called Superstar Gemini, I made sure that I bring a FlytPack Travel WiFi Router with me. Although the ship's internet connection is quite good, FlytPack provided me and my friends with stable and fast connection during our onshore excursions in Penang and Langkawi, Malaysia.

How I stayed Connected in Singapore using FlytPack Travel WiFi Router?

On my recent travels abroad, my friends always ask me how I am able to connect to the in internet most of the time. Did I buy a local SIM, am I in international roaming or is WiFi connection free and available anywhere abroad? I said no. I told them that I brought a Flytpack Travel WiFi Router with me.

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS: Flytpack Travel WiFi Router

When traveling abroad, internet connection is one of the most important things I consider when planning my trip. Connecting to the internet while traveling to other countries is a bit tricky as well as pricey. Of course, you have to deal with expensive roaming charges, unlocking your phone to make it compatible with other networks, having to buy a new SIM Card and purchase prepaid credits are just some of the many problems we may face just to be able to connect to the internet when abroad. So much hassle right?!