New rules come into force covering roaming charges for UK travellers in Europe

The video discusses the abolition of roaming charges across the EU, meaning calls, texts, and downloads cost the same abroad as at home, eliminating 'Bill Shock' for many. However, Brexit could affect these changes depending on the UK's future relationship with the EU. For at least two years, UK users will benefit from the 'roam like home' legislation. Consumers are advised to check their tariffs as networks vary, and to use hotel Wi-Fi to avoid extra charges.

What changes have been made regarding roaming charges across the EU?

How might Brexit affect roaming charges for UK users in the EU?

What is the significance of the 'roam like home' legislation for UK mobile users?

What are some potential traps that consumers should be aware of regarding roaming tariffs?

What advice is given to holidaymakers regarding their mobile tariffs?