Vodafone Australia customers on the company’s new Red plans will soon gain access to 4G in Vodafone’s networks in the UK, New Zealand, and parts of Europe for just AU$5 per day extra. The company’s roam like home options were launched last year, and would only allow customers to roam to 3G networks in the participating countries.
International roaming is getting better for Aussies, with Vodafone today announcing that it will be switching on global 4G roaming mid 2014 for customers on its Roam Like Home Red plans. The Vodafone Red plans were launched last year and allows customers to roam on 3G networks for just $5 extra a day in the UK, most of Europe, NZ, US and six countries in Asia. The launch of 4G roaming, which will be available for Aussie customers travelling to NZ, the UK and Europe, follows Vodafone Australia’s parent company, Vodafone Group, launching international 4G roaming late last year for UK customers.
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