The Netherlands has a long history of openness to global commerce. It is the fifth largest economy in the Euro Zone and the third largest exporter in the region. More than 65% of the countrys GDP is from port activities and merchandise exports. The country has been one of the fastest growing countries in the Euro Zone following the economic crisis. The World Travel and Tourism Council expects that the level of business travel spending in particular will grow by 4.4% in 2015 to EUR4.3bn.
Data roaming is a key issue for business travellers and even with the European Union price cap the EU citizens are paying as much as 0.17 per MB used. For the average businessman this equates to a daily cost of 51 per day to remain in contact with the business. Goodspeed users can now consume in the Netherlands up to 500 MB of data a day for just 4.90 (or $7.99), obliterating the data roaming costs in the country for business travellers who depend on a data connection.
Tommi Uhari, CEO of Uros, comments: The addition of the Netherlands to our portfolio of countries is important because of the high volume of business trade that the country performs. It also means that we now cover the whole of Western Europe, alongside the vast majority of Asia, North and South America, China, Russia and Australia. Goodspeed users can now be assured a simple, secure and predictable connection in most of the worlds key trading nations.
Goodspeed mobile Wi-Fi helps companies overcome their mobile connectivity challenges. The service is enabled by the Goodspeed hotspot, which can accommodate up to nine destination SIM cards, including the users own SIMs. The device and destination SIM cards can be purchased from goodspeed.io before travelling. With Goodspeed, international travellers can create a private WLAN network and share the connection with up to five Wi-Fi-enabled devices, and use data as if at home for a predictable fixed fee.