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Associated Press
19-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Jetpac Writes a New Chapter for Travel eSIMs—with Industry-First Offerings
Jetpac reshapes how travelers stay connected—offering unmatched coverage through dual networks, and keeping WhatsApp and Google Maps working even when your data runs out. New York, United States, June 19, 2025 -- For too long, travel connectivity has been stuck in the past—driven by telco legacy, filled with fine print, patchy coverage, and apps that fail at the moments they're needed most. Jetpac is here to change that. Jetpac is transforming the core travel eSIM experience from the ground up. This is a complete rethink of what travel connectivity should feel like today: seamless, intuitive, and designed for the unpredictable moments that define real journeys. 'We're not just adding functionality—we're reimagining the experience,' said Aditya Goyal, CEO at Jetpac. 'We're transforming the travel eSIM experience. Jetpac now offers unmatched reliability and convenience — free essential apps (WhatsApp, Google Maps, Uber), and dual networks in most places —so travelers stay connected every time, everywhere!' In an industry that's become increasingly commoditized, most travel eSIM providers are locked in a race to the bottom—competing on price points, data bundles, and minor plan tweaks. Brands like Saily, Holafly, and Airalo may offer competitive deals, but they still operate within a framework that hasn't evolved: one built around telecom economics, not human needs. Jetpac is moving in the opposite direction. One focused on design, empathy, and support over data bundles and gimmicks, signaling a pivotal shift in the global mobility category.. A Human-Centered eSIM, Not Just a Data Package Jetpac's updated core offering is intentionally simple, yet deeply thoughtful. Two key shifts define this launch: Instead of asking travelers to upgrade to a bigger plan, Jetpac is upgrading the experience itself. 'Legacy roaming was designed around telecom convenience. Jetpac is designed around real human needs,' said Pearlyn Yeo, Head of Marketing at Jetpac. 'In today's always-on world, the answer isn't always a bigger plan—it's a better customer experience.' Rewiring Expectations—Designing for What Travelers Actually Need Jetpac's transformation is not just about offering more—it's about offering what matters when it matters. While most travel eSIMs still treat connectivity as a check in the box, Jetpac treats it as an opportunity to enhance the travel experience for the customer. This is the first eSIM experience to embed a safety net at its core—from Google Maps and WhatsApp access when data runs out, to dual-network switching when signal drops. Jetpac anticipates problems before travelers even notice them. Whether traveling for the first time or the fiftieth, Jetpac ensures travelers are not just connected, they're covered. Jetpac's Full Suite: A Travel Experience, Not Just a SIM The newly transformed Jetpac core integrates with its already traveler-loved suite of benefits, making it one of the most complete eSIM experiences available: Together, these features go beyond specs and data—they offer emotional security, practical simplicity, and confidence when travelers need it most. Jetpac is made to support every kind of traveler—by removing uncertainty and replacing it with confidence, clarity, and ease. About the company: Powered by Circles, Jetpac was launched in 2022 as a premium travel eSIM service provider geared to redefine the way travelers roam. Jetpac's travel tech platform instantly connects travelers globally to reliable roaming in 200+ destinations through the simple activation of 1 eSIM. Jetpac is focused on delivering a hyper-convenient way for customers to roam, providing them with data freedom and a bill-shock-free travel experience. More than a travel eSIM, Jetpac also provides value-added innovative services that go beyond traditional data connectivity, making it the ideal travel partner for all. To learn more, visit Contact Info: Name: Pearlyn Yeo Email: Send Email Organization: Jetpac Global Website: Release ID: 89162652 Should there be any problems, inaccuracies, or doubts arising from the content provided in this press release that require attention or if a press release needs to be taken down, we urge you to notify us immediately by contacting [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our efficient team will promptly address your concerns within 8 hours, taking necessary steps to rectify identified issues or assist with the removal process. Providing accurate and dependable information is central to our commitment.
New Indian Express
27-04-2025
- Business
- New Indian Express
Bargarh farmers demand rabi paddy procurement from May 1; protest delayed schedule
SAMBALPUR: Days the after Bargarh district administration announced uniform rabi paddy procurement from May 14, farmers have raised strong objections, demanding the date be advanced to May 1. A delegation of farmers under Sanjukta Krushak Sangathan met collector Aditya Goyal on Saturday and submitted that procurement guidelines mandate process begin from May 1 and continue up to June 30. The administration's decision to push the starting date to the second week of May would only harm the farmers, the delegation said. In the district level procurement committee (DLPC) meeting on Wednesday, the administration finalised the procurement modalities. However, absence of farmers' representation in the meeting sparked widespread discontent culminating in a protest under the banner of Jay Kisan Andolan outside the collector's office. Farmer leader Ramesh Mahapatra said, unforeseen circumstances besides weather disruptions leave farmers with barely 30-40 days to clear the harvest. Inadequate infrastructure at the mandis means farmers cannot safely store their produce. 'If procurement is delayed, at least administration must ensure paddy is lifted within 48 hours,' he said. Farmers also questioned the rigidity of paddy to be brought only in gunny bags, arguing they should be allowed to use plastic sacks or any other available means suitable. In their memorandum, the farmers alleged that procurement system in the district is severely inadequate. Despite over Rs 200 crore lying unused across the three regulated market committees (RMCs) in Attabira, Bargarh and Padmapur, mandis lack basic facilities, forcing farmers to sell their paddy under trees or out in the open. Fearing crop damage, farmers hesitate to bring their produce to market yards. The farmers demanded that unutilized RMC funds be immediately invested in infrastructure development. The farmers also proposed that mandi staff should be rotated every two years to prevent corruption and favouritism. Despite tall claims by the state government, the practice of arbitrary deductions in the name of fair average quality continued during the recent kharif season. They demanded mandis be made broker-free and direct control of rice millers be curtailed. The farmers suggested that mandi management be entrusted to procuring agents instead of millers. Responding to the grievances, Goyal assured arrangements would be made to allow harvested paddy to be stored at mandis from May 1. A spot survey would be conducted to address the complaints of farmers and token registration issues would be reconsidered to avoid unfair exclusions besides considered the gunny bag issue, he said. Besides Mahapatra, Suresh Nikenti, Niran Padhan, Subhal Padhan, Ekadasia Sahu and Prashant Sahu led the delegation.
