Author Archives: Sulman Gul

Ring chart titled eSIM for Fintech, showing 51% of eSIM users first tried the technology while travelling abroad.

eSIM for Fintech: Turning Travel Signals into a Connectivity Product

How travel fintechs and neobanks add connectivity: the trip-intent signals already in your transaction data, five commercial models, what to settle with compliance first, and why the trigger matters more than the plan. … Read More

Navy card titled eSIM for Hotels, showing 3.3% of travellers arrived with a travel eSIM in Q2 2026 while 96.7% did not.

eSIM for Hotels: Guest Connectivity Beyond the Wi-Fi Password

Why wifi and travel connectivity solve different guest problems, six ways hospitality sells eSIM, why the pre-stay email matters more here than anywhere else, and where the real money is in groups and long stays. … Read More

Navy card titled eSIM for Airlines, showing long-haul travellers are 2.5 times more likely and multi-country travellers 1.5 times more likely to buy a travel eSIM.

eSIM for Airlines: Connectivity as an Ancillary Revenue Stream

How airlines sell travel connectivity: which touchpoints convert, five commercial models including disruption recovery, the arrival paradox that determines the design, and where these programmes stall internally. … Read More

Ring chart titled eSIM for Travel Agencies, showing 89% of travellers would rather buy connectivity from a brand they already use than from an unknown specialist.

eSIM for Travel Agencies: Selling Connectivity Inside Your Booking Flow

How travel agencies and tour operators add eSIM as an ancillary: why you hold an advantage independent brands cannot buy, where in the journey the offer converts, four commercial models, and how to design the experience. … Read More

Navy-tinted chart titled Launching an eSIM Sub-Brand, showing that 89% of travellers would buy a travel eSIM from their own operator against 60% from a specialist provider.

Launching an eSIM Sub-Brand: Co-Branded Connectivity for Established Businesses

Sub-brand, co-branded or your own name? How established businesses launch connectivity, why the traveller trust gap decides the answer, what to settle before launch and how the economics work. … Read More

Chart titled eSIM for Small Businesses, showing travel eSIM taking a 28% share of travel connectivity spend by 2028, with 72% remaining on roaming and physical SIM.

eSIM for Small Businesses: What It Costs and When It Pays Off

An honest look at business eSIM for small teams: what the alternatives cost, a worked example you can put your own numbers into, when it is genuinely worth switching, what you need and what to decline. … Read More

Navy card titled Becoming an eSIM Managed Service Provider, with the figure 42% for the share of all SIM technologies forecast to be eSIM by 2030.

Becoming an eSIM Managed Service Provider: A Practical Guide

How IT service providers and consultancies deliver eSIM as a managed service: the service layers that justify a fee, how to price it, how the economics compare to consumer reselling, and what to put in place before your first client. … Read More

Chart titled eSIM Roaming for Resellers, showing travel eSIM share of measured travellers rising from 1.7% in Q2 2025 to 3.3% in Q2 2026.

eSIM Roaming for Resellers: How Wholesale Roaming Actually Works

The commercial and technical mechanics behind reseller margin: how the wholesale roaming chain works, why rates differ so much by country, how to read a rate card, how to check network quality and how to design plans around the rates you actually have. … Read More

Hundred-square grid titled Business eSIM Deployment, with 10 squares filled to show the 10% of smartphones forecast to carry an eSIM by the end of 2026.

Business eSIM Deployment: A Practical Rollout Guide

How to run an eSIM deployment across a workforce: the device eligibility audit that determines everything, segmenting by travel pattern, realistic phasing, what to tell staff and when, and the points where rollouts stall. … Read More

Navy card titled White Label eSIM Partnerships, with a ring chart showing 89% of travellers prefer to buy a travel eSIM from their own operator.

White Label eSIM Partnerships: How to Choose a Provider

A due diligence framework for choosing a white label eSIM partner: the seven areas that matter, the questions that reveal the most, the red flags to walk away from, and a selection process that takes three weeks and saves years. … Read More