Ooredoo announced the launch of its exclusive roaming offers in celebration of Eid Al Fitr

Ooredoo, the top telecommunication company in Qatar, announced the launch of its special roaming packages on the occasion of Eid Al Fitr. Ooredoo is preparing to enhance its customers' travel experiences as the holiday season draws near with customised roaming plans that encourage a sense of community even while travelling overseas.

While the Ooredoo Monthly Passport is only available to postpaid users, the Weekly Passport is accessible to both prepaid and postpaid users. With 1GB and 100 roaming minutes for weekly subscribers and 4GB and 300 roaming minutes for monthly customers, these subscription choices are accessible in more than 100 countries.

Ooredoo Passport is now boosting its data allotment for tourists to the GCC nations. In order to keep in touch with family and friends back home, weekly members may now enjoy 2GB of data, while monthly subscribers receive 8GB. Additionally, visitors visiting Saudi Arabia will receive an extra 300 roaming minutes for monthly customers and an extra 100 roaming minutes for weekly subscribers. 

Customers must subscribe by SMS or the Ooredoo App in order to activate their Ooredoo Passport; automated activations are not eligible for this promotion. This is the only way to take advantage of the Ooredoo Passport offers in the GCC nations. The GCC deal is good until May 4, while the KSA offer is valid until April 13.

For weekly and monthly Roam Like Home subscribers, a seamless and hassle-free travel experience with Ooredoo is guaranteed. They can use their local data while roaming in 27 countries, including France, the UK, the USA, Turkey, and Thailand, while Qatarna+ Platinum customers enjoy unlimited roaming data in these 27 countries. 

Customers of Hala's Voice Roaming Pack may benefit from 30 minutes for outgoing and inbound calls to and from Qatar, as well as an extra 30 minutes for local calls. This deal is good for 30 days while travelling to Bangladesh, Egypt, India, Jordan, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Tunisia.