Travel Internet Tips
Expert advice on saving money and staying connected abroad.
Internet in Sunyani for Tourists
Sunyani, capital of the Bono Region, doesn’t feature on most Ghana itineraries — there’s no single headline attraction…
Internet in Bolgatanga for Tourists
Bolgatanga, capital of the Upper East Region and commonly called “Bolga” by Ghanaians, sits in the country’s arid…
Internet in Wa for Tourists
Wa, capital of the Upper West Region, sits in the most remote corner of Ghana, within reach of…
Buying a SIM Card at Kotoka International Airport
For travelers who’d rather sort out connectivity in person than install an eSIM beforehand, Kotoka International Airport’s arrivals…
Internet in Accra for Tourists
Accra is Ghana’s political and commercial capital, a sprawling coastal city where colonial-era Jamestown, the upscale Airport Residential…
Internet in Kumasi for Tourists
Kumasi, capital of the Ashanti Region and traditional seat of the Ashanti Kingdom, is Ghana’s second-largest city and…
Internet in Cape Coast for Tourists
Cape Coast is one of Ghana’s most historically significant destinations — Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage…
Internet in Takoradi for Tourists
Takoradi, twinned with neighboring Sekondi as part of the combined Sekondi-Takoradi metropolitan area, is Ghana’s main western port…
Reliable Internet for Business Travel in Rwanda
Kigali has positioned itself as a regional conference and events hub, and that ambition shows up directly in…
Mobile Internet for Solo Travel in Rwanda
Traveling solo in Rwanda comes with less to coordinate than a group trip, but connectivity matters more here…
Does Google Maps Work in Rwanda?
Google Maps works well in Rwanda’s cities and along the main highways, where road data is generally accurate…
Best Apps for Travel in Rwanda
Rwanda doesn’t require a phone loaded with dozens of niche apps, but a small set of them make…

