Over Half of Business Travelers Secure Their Own Internet Access, Report Shows
A new Holofly study reveals that 53.4% of business travelers arrange their own connectivity, favoring hotel Wi-Fi, roaming or eSIMs.
According to Holofly’s 2026 Summer Travel & eSIM Report, 53.4% of business travelers will manage their own internet connectivity after arriving at their destination, relying on hotel or airport Wi-Fi, roaming or other methods. Security is the primary priority for 41.7% of all travelers and for 52% of those whose employers provide mobile data. Alex Bryszkowski, Holofly’s Vice-President of B2B & Partnerships, argues that corporate-supplied connections remove the need for employees to choose a solution on the ground and give companies tighter control over the travel experience.
Holofly highlights that its Business Center enables organizations to pre-assign international eSIMs and oversee usage centrally. The findings underscore the growing importance of seamless connectivity for employees accessing corporate systems while abroad.
Why it matters
Reliable internet is essential for remote work, and the report shows many firms must address connectivity to support mobile employees.
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