Beeline significantly increased the number of 4G roaming partners

ArmInfo. Beeline announces a significant increase in the number of 4G roaming partners.

According to the company's press service, for subscribers of Beeline  4G roaming is available today in the networks of 81 operators in 52  countries of the world. During 2018, the list of countries where 4G  roaming is available was added to: Austria, Great Britain, Germany,  Israel, Qatar, Malaysia, Malta, Moldova, Myanmar, Serbia, Slovenia,  Ukraine, Croatia, Sweden, and Estonia.<Thanks to the increase in the  number of roaming partners, the number of countries where Beeline  subscribers can use not only voice roaming services, but also a  modern data network is steadily growing. 

We strive to constantly expand the number of partners so that our  clients on a business trip or on vacation can receive the highest  possible quality of communications and the Internet, "said Beeline's  General Director in Armenia, Andrey Pyatakhin.In total, Beeline  subscribers can use roaming services in the networks of 441 operators  in 181 countries of the world.Note that Beeline subscribers in  roaming in any country can call the call center at +374 8000 0612 for  free.Additional information can be obtained at www.beeline.am by  contacting the operator in the chat on the official Beeline Armenia  page on Facebook, toll-free number 0611 or at the nearest Beeline  office.

Recall that "VEON Armenia" CJSC is now "VEON Armenia Holdings B.V."  (Beeline trademark) is part of the VEON group of companies, which is  one of the world's largest integrated telecom operators. The group  includes telecommunications companies that provide voice and data  services based on a wide range of wireless and fixed-line  technologies, as well as broadband Internet access to subscribers in  Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia,  Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Laos , Algeria, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Group  companies provide services under the brands "Beeline", "Kyivstar",  "Wind", "Mobilink", "Banglalink" and "Djezzy".