This International eSIM Card Is $22 Right Now

International roaming fees are a common-yet-unexpected cost of travel. You could buy a new SIM card for each country you visit, or you could make a one-time investment in an eSIM like aloSIM, which is a traveler’s eSIM that you can load with data packages from over 120 different countries. At the moment, you can get the aloSIM…

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