Holafly Highlights Digital Access As Key For Business Travel

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 26 (Bernama) -- Holafly has emphasised the growing importance of digital access for employees travelling internationally, citing insights from its Global eSIM & Travel Report showing 79 per cent of companies now provide some form of mobile connectivity abroad.

Vice President of Holafly for Business, Alex Bryszkowski said providing digital access abroad has become routine for many companies.

“What is changing now is the expectation behind it. People do not just want access—they want to move, work, and decide freely, without friction or hidden effort, wherever their job takes them,” he said in a statement.

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Modern business travel often requires navigating unfamiliar transport, maps, payments, and authentication systems immediately upon arrival. When connectivity fails, employees face stress, uncertainty, and disrupted productivity, making reliable digital access a critical component of the business travel experience.

Nearly eight in 10 business travellers say uninterrupted internet is essential to maintaining workflow abroad, not merely for convenience but to ensure autonomy, security, and operational continuity.

Holafly for Business provides purpose-driven solutions, including round-the-clock customer support in more than 18 languages, unified management tools, monthly plans to avoid unexpected charges, and coverage in over 160 destinations worldwide.

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The service enables employees to manage travel logistics, expenses, and company tools while remaining connected to work and personal networks, shaping the overall employee experience far more than traditional written policies.

Leading organisations including Volvo, Nike, Idealista, Puma, and Airbnb are rethinking employee mobility, integrating digital access as a core component of their business travel and wellbeing programmes.

Holafly’s solutions aim to shift the conversation from basic connectivity to a broader focus on employee support, autonomy, and operational readiness, reflecting how mobile workforces increasingly define modern business travel.

-- BERNAMA