AT&T Launches ‘Connected Anywhere’ eSIM For U.S., Canada And Mexico — In Time For World Cup

InnovationConsumer TechAT&T Launches ‘Connected Anywhere’ eSIM For U.S., Canada And Mexico — In Time For World CupByDavid Phelan,Senior Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about lifestyle techFollow AuthorMay 26, 2026, 12:00pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.SummaryAT&T has launched a new eSIM travel package for the upcoming FIFA World Cup, targeting international football fans. These short-term plans, available via the "Connect on Demand" app, offer unlimited data and 5GB hotspot access for durations from one to 30 days. Packages cover the U.S. only or include Canada and Mexico, where games are also played. A key feature for 5G device users is "Turbo Live," providing priority data in U.S. stadiums for enhanced connectivity. Users need a 5G-capable, carrier-unlocked phone and an international number. Pricing ranges from $3.99 for a one-day U.S. pass to $59.99 for a 30-day North American plan. This initiative aims to keep visitors connected across the largest wireless network in North America.Show More Stay connected at the World Cup.FIFA via Getty ImagesThe FIFA World Cup is just weeks away and carrier AT&T has just announced what it calls a unique travel package. It comes in the form of an eSIM which lasts between one day (for U.S. only) or for longer periods up to 30 days which work in the U.S., Canada and Mexico — all three countries where the games are being played.ForbesSony Launches Reon Pocket Pro Plus Wearable Air Conditioner In Time For Summer HeatwavesBy David PhelanShort-Term eSIM Packages For International Football FansAT&T was the first major carrier to offer short-term packages for international visitors.“People just want to be connected anywhere, anytime – period,” the company said when it made the announcement. The deal includes what’s described as unlimited data, though un...