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Amara

Amara Diallo writes about staying connected on long-haul and multi-country trips. Ex travel agent, so she has heard every horror story twice. Dakar and Paris.

6 storiesMeet Amara
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Bartek

Bartek Kowalski advises distributed teams on the unglamorous parts: devices, connectivity, expense policies nobody reads. Krakow.

4 storiesMeet Bartek
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Elena

Elena Marchetti covers connectivity across southern Europe. Ten years in travel journalism, most of it spent explaining why the hotel wifi never works. Bologna.

17 storiesMeet Elena
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Hana

Hana Sato files dispatches from places where the wifi promise is decorative. Sixty countries, one carry-on. Fukuoka.

4 storiesMeet Hana
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Lukas

Lukas Brenner writes about what happens between tapping install and getting signal. Backend engineer, reluctant blogger. Vienna.

6 storiesMeet Lukas
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Meera

Meera Iyer reads eSIM specifications so nobody else has to. Independent telecoms analyst, guest contributor. Bengaluru.

3 storiesMeet Meera
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Tomas

Tomas Lindqvist writes about the practical side of moving between countries, from border queues to billing surprises. Ex-logistics analyst, permanently somewhere near the Baltic.

2 storiesMeet Tomas
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