What Esimo changed

• Replaced Saudi Arabia and Cyprus with Jordan and Italy in the popular destinations section.
• Reordered the priority of Israel, Egypt, United Kingdom, and United Arab Emirates in the featured list.

The company is shifting which countries it highlights to users. This likely reflects changes in travel demand, seasonal trends, or new partnership priorities in specific regions like the Middle East and Europe.

• Removed eSIM plans for Myanmar (previously from $4.90)
• Removed eSIM plans for Venezuela (previously from $14.90)
• Removed eSIM plans for Libya (previously from $14.90)
• Removed eSIM plans for Cuba (previously from $29.90)
• Removed eSIM plans for Iran (previously from $9.90)
• Removed eSIM plans for Mali (previously from $9.90)

eSIMo has stopped offering service in specific regions including Myanmar, Venezuela, Libya, Cuba, Iran, and Mali. This reduces their global footprint and may signal regulatory or provider challenges in those specific markets.

• The starting price for Tanzania eSIMs increased from $3.90 to $5.90.

The competitor has raised the entry-level price for data in Tanzania by about 50%. This suggests a change in their underlying provider costs or a shift in their pricing strategy for the African market.