After supporting B&H fans, eSIMFly gives free internet to students

After supporting Bosnian fans at the World Cup and helping them stay connected far from home, eSIMFly continues its mission of keeping people connected while they travel.

This time, we are providing free internet to all students traveling to Istanbul with Studentski pohodi on 30 August 2026.

Istanbul is a city you explore on the move — finding locations, checking schedules, and staying in touch with guides, family, and friends. That is why we want students to have internet access from the moment they arrive, without hunting for a local SIM card, waiting in line, or worrying about high roaming costs.

More than an internet package

This initiative continues our effort to make travel simpler and safer for people from home.

We do not want internet to be another worry on the trip. We want it ready in advance, so travelers can think about the experiences ahead of them — not roaming and searching for a connection after they land.

“After supporting B&H fans at the World Cup, we wanted to keep connecting people from Bosnia and Herzegovina on their journeys. Studentski pohodi have for years given young people the chance to discover new destinations together, and this time we want to make sure they stay connected from the moment they arrive,” the eSIMFly team says.

Connected from Sarajevo to Istanbul

Studentski pohodi bring together young people who want to travel, experience new cultures, and create shared memories. Partnering with them is a natural continuation of eSIMFly’s mission — simple, reliable internet for people traveling from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Students just need to pack, prepare their phones, and enjoy Istanbul.

The journey is theirs. The internet is from eSIMFly.

How students get free internet

Students will receive free internet through a special link shared by their guide. Opening the link and following simple instructions will let them install their eSIM and activate the internet package when they arrive in Istanbul.

That way, internet is there when they need it most — for maps, staying in touch with the group, finding restaurants and sights, sharing photos, and calling family and friends.