21/03/2016 16:37 AST

Ooredoo has launched its all-new value-added plans, designed to help travellers to the UAE stay connected and keep in touch.

The new bundles, named Musafir UAE, from the leading telecom operator, have double the data than the current Musafir bundles and are available in daily, two-day and weekly options, said a statement.

In addition to the double data, Ooredoo has also reduced the rate of the ‘calls back home’ to be the same price as local Omani calls, providing peace of mind and allowing customers to ‘Roam Like Home’ when they are in the UAE.

For customers travelling to other countries in the GCC the original Musafir plan continues to be available.

Feras Al Shaikh, director of Consumer Sales, said: “We always make it a priority to connect with our customers whether in our stores, through our website or Contact Centre, on social media, or via the Ooredoo Oman App. The input we get from these conversations and interactions helps us deliver the products and services our customers want at the time they need them.

“Lately, we have seen the increasing importance of data when travelling, as people, for example, keep up with emails, share their experiences on social media, or perhaps look on-line for restaurant reviews and the best deals in shops. So this promotion has been developed in response to these trends and it is our pleasure to launch it at a time when so many are planning trips to the UAE ahead of the summer months.”


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