Easter holidaymakers can get cheap international calls
Thousands of Brits are preparing to jet off abroad for the bank holiday with the majority taking their mobile phones with them.
But many may be facing hefty phone bills on return because they have not registered to get cheap international calls on their mobile phones.
Most holidaymakers now opt to use their mobiles to phone home while away instead of using a phone card and payphone.
However, a large number of people are not taking advantage of the numerous deals which are now on offer which can allow travellers to stay in touch with friends and family for a reduced price.
Last week, British Airways pilots confirmed that they would not stage a walk-out over the Easter break, meaning many more passengers will be jetting off on holiday.
Around 400,000 people are expected to use Heathrow and Gatwick airport over the Easter holiday – most of whom will be travelling to European destinations.
To avoid paying hefty phone bills on your return from holiday, simply buy one of our global SIM cards here.
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