EU roaming rules cut per-gigabyte charges and expand data allowances for EU travelersExecutive summary: The new EU roaming regulation lowers per‑gigabyte roaming fees for travelers and adds Ukraine and Moldova to the roaming zone, expanding data allowances abroad. Consumers benefit from cheaper cross‑border data, operators face tighter margins, and the EU advances its digital single market objectives. EU regulators, mobile network operators, traveling consumers in the EU, and the neighboring countries Ukraine and Moldova. Operators may adjust pricing models, competition in roaming services could intensify, and the EU may consider further extensions of roaming coverage.The European Commission has introduced a regulation that reduces the per‑gigabyte fee that domestic operators may charge travelers roaming within the EU, extends the roaming zone to Ukraine and Moldova, and thereby lowers costs for consumers while tightening pricing pressures on operators. The measure is part of the EU's digital single market strategy and will be monitored for compliance.Open the full case file on Beyond →
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