The post-Brexit era begins, free roaming in Europe for British tourists is over

It seems like yesterday but It has been 5 years since the United Kingdom voted to remain in the European Union. It all triggered in the famous Brexit that it is already effective and that makes the United Kingdom no longer part of the European Union. A political movement that also has consequences in our lives. Problems with work permits, residence, or even more "mundane" things like leaving European roaming. Now we know the first company that will start charging users who leave the United Kingdom to any country in the European Union. 

It was just published by the BBC guys, mobile operator EE will charge new customers for using their mobile phones in European Union countries from the month of January. A new rate that depending on the days that tourists are in Europe may or may not be worth it. £ 2 per day to use the UK rate in 47 European destinations (includes other countries that are not members of the EU) from 2022. From the company O2 There was also talk that they could start charging but in the end they have backtracked and will only introduce a 25 GB "fair use" limit of mobile data.

At the moment there is only one but Hopefully we will start to see more companies that begin to apply charges when a British tourist enters the European Union., or when the European Tustias travel to the United Kingdom. It is nothing new since there are non-European countries within the European continent, like Switzerland for example, that are left out of free roaming, so these new rates in the United Kingdom will follow the same trail. We will inform you as soon as we begin to see changes in the Spanish operators, so you can plan your trips well.