Mobile operator Orange has refreshed its Business Everywhere offering with data bundles now offering Orange business customers with access to 10,000 UK hotpots and 30,000 internationally through its tie-up with wireless ISP, The Cloud.
Orange has added new Travel Data Bundles. For £25 per month customers get unlimited - capped at 3GB - laptop-based data roaming and 250 minutes per month Wi-Fi access in the UK. For £45 per month customers would get a free datacard and additional 15MB of data roaming on Orange partner networks globally.
For business travellers Orange offer Travel Data Bundles starting from £8 per month for a European 3MB bundle and £16.50 for a global one, rising to 10MB for £25 per month in Europe and £35 for a global 10MB data bundle. The price depends where the user is travelling.
‘Out of bundle’ rates for Wi-Fi cost 8p per minute, with data roaming charges costing £3.50 per MB in Europe and £5.50 per MB for the Rest of the World zones. Orange only charge in 1KB increments for data transferred using PDAs and data cards.
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