Tomorrow, AT&T is going to launch its International Day Pass for traveling subscribers. For $10 on top of your domestic plan, it gives you 24 hours of unlimited talk, text, and regular data charges in over 100 countries around the world. Verizon has cooked up a counteroffer – for $15 a month on top of your plan, Unlimited Together gives you unlimited calls to landlines in 70+ countries, mobile numbers in 30+ countries, and discounted minutes for 160+ countries.
Hopefully, you will have lots of things to say, as it seems the plan is made strictly for talking, because no texting or data benefits are mentioned anywhere. Still, Verizon does offer TravelPass, which is a $10 per day plan that gives you domestic talk, text, and data allowances in 100 countries abroad. So Verizon subscribers are free to make the decision that sounds best to them.
Recently, Verizon launched a new plan that offers 5GB of traffic plus unlimited talk and text for $60/mo. It's designed to sit between the $50 plan with 4GB data and $70 plan with 8GB data, freeing customers who don't use more than 5GB of data per month from paying for data they aren't using.
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