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Oh my gosh you just made my day - that is a huge compliment coming from a Rome-based Italian!! Thank you so much for your kind compliments. I am humbled and truly grateful! Grazie infinite!
We may have even more sites by then! :) For example, the Baths of Caracalla has a new fountain installation I'm going to see this week - it's not a new site, but it's something new to see! Anyway I hope you have a wonderful visit this fall. And thank you so much for your kind comments!
@@Romewise You're most welcome. This work you're doing is very important. It goes far beyond merely helping tourists. You're a cultural custodian, and Europe desperately needs cultural custodians today to stand up against today's reigning barbarism, just as it did when the holy St. Benedict did his critical work of cultural preservation after the collapse of the Roman Empire. Hence I dub thee St. Benedicta. 😉
@@JeremiahAlphonsus I can't tell you how much your words mean to me. I truly love sharing cultural details even though I know most people look for problem-solving videos (like what to do when your Colosseum tickets are cancelled, or how to take the train.) I'm so grateful that there are people like you, who really enjoy the work I do. And this is what motivates me to keep doing it! And coming from you, the nickname you have bequeathed me means a lot!!! 😁😁😁
Yet more treasures to see in Rome that we would miss, brought to us Elyssa. We are trying to see as many of these places you tell us about, we did visit Largo Argentina when we were in Rome last year on your suggestion and it was great. We just have to make more visits to see everything you recommend I especially want to see the Colossus of Constantine. We all hope you are feeling better
Thank you, Peter! I'm glad you got to visit Largo Argentina - it's such an easy site to visit and doesn't take too much time, but I find it wonderful to be able to get so up close to these ancient monuments. I think you will enjoy the Colossus of Constantine and the Forma Urbis! I hope you'll let me know after you've seen them what you think! And thanks so much for your warm wishes for my health. This cold really wiped me out but thankfully, I am seeing the tail end of it! Thanks as always for all your support. 🙏☺
I just got back from a week in Rome. Your videos really helped, especially the advice about buying tickets. 😊 I bought the 2-day "full experience" ticket that included the Colosseum w/Arena access, the Palatine Hill and the Forum + SUPER sites online at Coopculture for €24. Spreading my visits over 2 days was less overwhelming. I got a tour through the Vatican Museums for €40. BUY IN ADVANCE. My wait at the Colosseum was a few minutes and at Palatine Hill I was the only one because I was there maybe 10 minutes after it opened. Entering the Vatican Museums was fast as well.
Thank you so much for letting me know you found my videos helpful with your trip! So glad you were able to make the most out of your time and not waste your precious vacation time standing in lines! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Amazing content. Some of the best Rome videos I have seen and have watched many. I am upset I did not find you channel sooner! Not sure if I can get Attico tickets for my trip in May at this point. How did none of the youtube channels I have viewed not mention that tour?! lol
Wow what a lovely compliment, thank you so much! In case you didn't see it, I have a whole video about the Attico: th-cam.com/video/RVZLHVVeZ-Y/w-d-xo.html I hope you can get your tickets! Have a great visit to Rome this May!
So grateful I've found your videos. It's really good to know I can upgrade my Colosseum standard ticket to get SUPER sites. You mentioned this can be done online. Could you please share the link? I can't find that option on the new website.
Thanks so much for watching and letting me know you enjoy my videos. Here is the page where you can upgrade to a SUPER pass: ticketing.colosseo.it/en/eventi/supplemento-forum-pass-super-per-possessori-24h-colosseo-foro-romano-palatino/
Thanks so much as always! Yes, that's what the Romans say, "non basta una vita" - "A lifetime is not enough!" So I think you are right, we need more lifetimes!
Thanks for sharing all this info! Actually, we bought tickets for a tour to the colosseum which includes the underground but I saw it can get cancelled depending on the weather. By any chance, do you know if they close it (the underground) just for a light rain or it has to be a very dense rain? I didn’t find much about this, thanks in advance and thanks for all the work you do sharing these things!
Thanks for watching! Regarding the Colosseum, it's almost never closed due to rain. Once we had a heavy (rare) snowstorm and it closed for a couple of days for safety reasons (ice) but I've never heard it closing due to rain. Here is the real reason why your Colosseum tickets might be cancelled: th-cam.com/video/Jvr5UDCKysI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Im2xyigl2y0/w-d-xo.html
Pretty much everything I have prebooked is because of your insightful videos. I've got Full Experience Attico, Vatican Necropolis on Via Triumphalis, and 8 am Vatican Museum tickets. I anticipate a wonderful visit. I was interested in the Museo Delle Civilta because they have the 7,000 year old dug out canoes and a Neanderthal skull. Is it worth the long bus ride? Is it a safe area?
Thanks so much! I'm glad to hear you are finding my content helpful with your trip planning. Yes, I think visiting the Museo delle Civiltà is worthwhile if you have time. If you go, don't miss the room with the Opus Sectile that I showed in my video. It's truly amazing! Have a great trip!
I'm not sure what you are asking - where to enter the site or where to purchase tickets? Here is my web page about the Domus Aurea: www.romewise.com/domus-aurea.html And here is my video about it: th-cam.com/video/sVAY223K0DA/w-d-xo.html
@@feffe4036 Ah the entrance is in the Colle Oppio park just above the Colosseum. If you start walking towards it, following the signs, you are sure to find it!
Great video as always. You'd probably know more then anyone if the colosseum night tours have been canceled for May with the change in tickets etc. I pre booked attico through the site, and have a night tour for early May through Viator and Get Your Guide. wondering if they even exist or if they'll cancel a few days before. Any thoughts are apprecited, Cheers!
Thank you! Yes, I do know the answer to all this: First of all, Colosseum night tours are due to resume in June (sorry but you won't be able to go in May!) Second of all, CoopCulture will no longer be the official ticketing agent for the Colosseum as of April 30. For all tickets for the Colosseum and related parks, you’ll need to use the new official site: ticketing.colosseo.it/ They seem to be experiencing some glitches as well as heavy traffic, so you will likely see a message that you are in a queue to view the page. Things are in a state of flux over there so I am giving them some time to settle down and will make a new video at that time. In the meantime, most people should have any easy time booking the Attico or Arena without too much difficulty. As always, the Underground tickets will be very difficult to come by due to a huge demand and low supply (space and safety issues.) I hope that helps!
@@Romewise Yes thanks so much, I knew you were the queen of travel in Romna for a reason! we did get our attico tickets on the new site pretty easy. BUt now I can not worry and at least cancel my night tour to do something else. Really appreciate it!!!!
@@chadhoffman6769 Ha ha thank you for that title, I'll take it! Seriously, glad you got your attic tickets (you will LOVE it!) And yes, Colosseum night tickets are off the table for you but you may be interested in trying a night visit to the Vatican as I describe here: th-cam.com/video/zALra-6G5JY/w-d-xo.html Have a great visit!
I would love to think it will open in 2025. Last I heard, it would open in 2026. The whole thing will be stunning. I've had the pleasure of seeing this monument at various stages prior to all these renovations and I can't wait to see it restored and more visitable!
I didn't know about the Scatola or the Horti. I had heard there would be a Forum Museum. More excuses to make Rome an annual visit. Next week makes 3 in a row. 😊. We will be doing some of these, but are looking forward to Rome's birthday celebration. Have you considered a video on thermal spas you can day trip from Rome? Shock and horror, I had to do my own research. 😅 Thank you for your hard work. There's ruins of the Pincus Minitius under a hotel along from Largo Argentina beside the Temple of the Nymphs( forgot street name).
Thanks for the suggestion about doing a video about thermal day spas near Rome. I'll add it to the list. And thanks for letting me know you appreciate my hard work. I'm grateful!
Hi Romewise! I have a question that I feel like you are uniquely skilled to answer. Is it a good idea to try and do the Forum/Palatine +SUPERSITES and the Capitoline Museum in the first part of a day. Lunch at the cafe in the Capitoline Museum somewhere in there. Then have some sort of break and do a night tour of the Colosseum? Or in your experience is that far too much?
Thanks for watching and I am happy to answer your question. Of course physically, this is doable. You could fit this all in if you were a turbo sightseer. But in my opinion, since you asked, yes, it's too much. A "quick" visit to the Roman forum / Palatine Hill could last about an hour if you breezed through and didn't stop at anything. But if you really want to visit it and see things, then you need about 3 hours. And if you want to see ANY of the SUPER sites, you need even more time, perhaps 4 hours or more. The Capitoline Museums are also not something I could ever breeze through. They are huge and I think it would take a first-time visitor at least 2 hours. So you COULD visit the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill from say 9am - 1 or 2pm. Have a lunch break and then visit the Capitoline Museums after lunch. Then you could do the Colosseum night visit. But this would still make for a really exhausting day. I would split these up and do the Capitoline Museums on a different day. Just my opinion!
@@Romewise Excellent! Thank you for this information. I will take a look at my itinerary and see if we can switch the Capitoline. I want to give everything the time it deserves on this trip.
@@TheJoker137 My pleasure! Yes, if you really want to get the most out of the Capitoline Museums, I suggest dedicating a day to them. Don't rush. You can also eat in the café if you want, so you can take a break and keep visiting. Trust me, there is SO MUCH to see!
@@Romewise Sorry to keep pestering you but I looked at my itinerary and do you think it's doable to do the Porta Porcese market in the morning, Capitoline whenever that is done, and then that evening just wander around Trastavere?
Yes, as of May 1, CoopCulture is no longer the ticket vendor for the Colosseum. Here is the new official ticket vendor as of May 1. All tickets are available max 30 days in advance: ticketing.colosseo.it/en/
@@niraja21 I have several videos about why it's so difficult to get underground tickets. You can see why and what to do about it here: th-cam.com/video/Im2xyigl2y0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Jvr5UDCKysI/w-d-xo.html
Hi could you please do a video on getting sim card for tourist. I hear stories like you need to have tax code get sim card and also that some sim cards tourist take believing it is a prepaid one but end up struggling to cancel the connection once they leave Italy. I also hear stories that its cheaper to take the sim connection outside the airport and its expensive to take within the airport. Can you do a video for sim exclusive to tourist because I also see there is a confusing part where mobile plan is for foreigner and there is also plan for tourist . Is tim tourist plan the best option for tourist? also please concentrate on physical sim as well because there are lot of people like us out there whose phone does not support esim but all the youtube videos are flooded with how to get esim so it would be nice if you can concentrate on how to get a physical sim for tourist since thats were the drought of information on youtube
Thank you for your suggestion to do a video about getting a SIM card as a tourist. I'll have to do some research on this but in the meantime I've added it to the list. What I do recommend is using an e-SIM like Airalo or Holafly.
@@Romewise I have dont have a phone that support esim as I mentioned the youtube has many video about esim but very less information for people like us who need physical sim that where we need your help with video on this less covered topic
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Airlines to Rome should feature her videos on flights. Exceptionally informative and delightful.
I agree.
Her channel should have SO many more subscribers.
Wow, thank you! You always pay me the kindest compliments! I am truly grateful - what a lovely thing to say!!!
Awwww thanks for that also!
Just the truth! Thanks again for another great video. Cheers.
Elyssa's content on Rome is the absolute best 🎉
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!
Wow I am Italian and live in Rome but your videos are so good I am using them for my weekend plans! And you deliver everything with a smile. Grazie!
Oh my gosh you just made my day - that is a huge compliment coming from a Rome-based Italian!! Thank you so much for your kind compliments. I am humbled and truly grateful! Grazie infinite!
You videos are so informative. and are very good. Thanks for making these and putting them out there....
Glad you like them! Thank you as always for your kind comments and support.
I’ll be including as many as possible in my October visit to Rome. Thanks for maintaining this excellent site for visitors to Rome.
We may have even more sites by then! :) For example, the Baths of Caracalla has a new fountain installation I'm going to see this week - it's not a new site, but it's something new to see! Anyway I hope you have a wonderful visit this fall. And thank you so much for your kind comments!
Your channel is so good, and keeps getting better and better. I salute you. ✌️
Thank you so much 😀 So nice of you!!!
@@Romewise You're most welcome. This work you're doing is very important. It goes far beyond merely helping tourists. You're a cultural custodian, and Europe desperately needs cultural custodians today to stand up against today's reigning barbarism, just as it did when the holy St. Benedict did his critical work of cultural preservation after the collapse of the Roman Empire. Hence I dub thee St. Benedicta. 😉
@@JeremiahAlphonsus I can't tell you how much your words mean to me. I truly love sharing cultural details even though I know most people look for problem-solving videos (like what to do when your Colosseum tickets are cancelled, or how to take the train.) I'm so grateful that there are people like you, who really enjoy the work I do. And this is what motivates me to keep doing it! And coming from you, the nickname you have bequeathed me means a lot!!! 😁😁😁
You are such a gem! Grazie!
Wow, thank you!
Love this! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for all this great info!! 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much!
Thank you too!
Grazie infinito!!!!!!!!!
Grazie a te!
Glad you are feeling better. Another informative gem!😀
Thank you so much! I'm still not 100% but I'm definitely on the mend! Thanks for all your support.
Always getting great updates from you! Gives me great ideas when I come to visit in June! Thanks a lot!
So glad you found the video helpful. Have a great visit in June!
I always check you out before any trip to Rome. You never disappoint. Heading back in October and am adding some if not all of these sites. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad you enjoy my content and find it helpful. Have a great trip this October!
Fantastic.I will be incorporating a lot of your tips on my next visit.
Thank you! I hope you have a wonderful visit!
Simply The Best...Grazie mille!
Thank you so much! So nice of you!
Very interesting. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You ever stop amazing me with your videos! Every time I check something off my list, you tell me about new things that I have to add!
Awww thanks so much! I'm glad I shared something new although I know what you mean - I myself live in Rome and have yet to "see it all!"
As always, such informative, detailed oriented, and unique content. History meshed with solid travel tips. Thank you! By the way, you look lovely🌸.
Thanks so much for all your kind compliments! I'm grateful! :)
Great info as always, very helpful 👍
Glad it was helpful! Thanks as always for your support and kind words!
Yet more treasures to see in Rome that we would miss, brought to us Elyssa. We are trying to see as many of these places you tell us about, we did visit Largo Argentina when we were in Rome last year on your suggestion and it was great. We just have to make more visits to see everything you recommend I especially want to see the Colossus of Constantine. We all hope you are feeling better
Thank you, Peter! I'm glad you got to visit Largo Argentina - it's such an easy site to visit and doesn't take too much time, but I find it wonderful to be able to get so up close to these ancient monuments. I think you will enjoy the Colossus of Constantine and the Forma Urbis! I hope you'll let me know after you've seen them what you think! And thanks so much for your warm wishes for my health. This cold really wiped me out but thankfully, I am seeing the tail end of it! Thanks as always for all your support. 🙏☺
I just got back from a week in Rome. Your videos really helped, especially the advice about buying tickets. 😊 I bought the 2-day "full experience" ticket that included the Colosseum w/Arena access, the Palatine Hill and the Forum + SUPER sites online at Coopculture for €24. Spreading my visits over 2 days was less overwhelming. I got a tour through the Vatican Museums for €40. BUY IN ADVANCE. My wait at the Colosseum was a few minutes and at Palatine Hill I was the only one because I was there maybe 10 minutes after it opened. Entering the Vatican Museums was fast as well.
Thank you so much for letting me know you found my videos helpful with your trip! So glad you were able to make the most out of your time and not waste your precious vacation time standing in lines! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Amazing content. Some of the best Rome videos I have seen and have watched many. I am upset I did not find you channel sooner! Not sure if I can get Attico tickets for my trip in May at this point. How did none of the youtube channels I have viewed not mention that tour?! lol
Wow what a lovely compliment, thank you so much! In case you didn't see it, I have a whole video about the Attico:
th-cam.com/video/RVZLHVVeZ-Y/w-d-xo.html
I hope you can get your tickets! Have a great visit to Rome this May!
You're terrific :-)
So kind of you!
Nice, we are gpong to Pescara befor trip to Rome
Have a great time!
So grateful I've found your videos. It's really good to know I can upgrade my Colosseum standard ticket to get SUPER sites. You mentioned this can be done online. Could you please share the link? I can't find that option on the new website.
Thanks so much for watching and letting me know you enjoy my videos.
Here is the page where you can upgrade to a SUPER pass:
ticketing.colosseo.it/en/eventi/supplemento-forum-pass-super-per-possessori-24h-colosseo-foro-romano-palatino/
grazie for another fantastic video! How many lifetimes would it take to truly experience Roma?
Thanks so much as always! Yes, that's what the Romans say, "non basta una vita" - "A lifetime is not enough!" So I think you are right, we need more lifetimes!
Thanks for sharing all this info! Actually, we bought tickets for a tour to the colosseum which includes the underground but I saw it can get cancelled depending on the weather. By any chance, do you know if they close it (the underground) just for a light rain or it has to be a very dense rain? I didn’t find much about this, thanks in advance and thanks for all the work you do sharing these things!
Thanks for watching!
Regarding the Colosseum, it's almost never closed due to rain. Once we had a heavy (rare) snowstorm and it closed for a couple of days for safety reasons (ice) but I've never heard it closing due to rain.
Here is the real reason why your Colosseum tickets might be cancelled:
th-cam.com/video/Jvr5UDCKysI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/Im2xyigl2y0/w-d-xo.html
Pretty much everything I have prebooked is because of your insightful videos. I've got Full Experience Attico, Vatican Necropolis on Via Triumphalis, and 8 am Vatican Museum tickets. I anticipate a wonderful visit. I was interested in the Museo Delle Civilta because they have the 7,000 year old dug out canoes and a Neanderthal skull. Is it worth the long bus ride? Is it a safe area?
Thanks so much! I'm glad to hear you are finding my content helpful with your trip planning. Yes, I think visiting the Museo delle Civiltà is worthwhile if you have time. If you go, don't miss the room with the Opus Sectile that I showed in my video. It's truly amazing! Have a great trip!
Where do you get access to the domus aurea exhibit?
I'm not sure what you are asking - where to enter the site or where to purchase tickets? Here is my web page about the Domus Aurea:
www.romewise.com/domus-aurea.html
And here is my video about it:
th-cam.com/video/sVAY223K0DA/w-d-xo.html
@@Romewisethank you! Was a bit unclear i see. I have seen there are underground exhibits now and wondered where the entrance is.
@@feffe4036 Ah the entrance is in the Colle Oppio park just above the Colosseum. If you start walking towards it, following the signs, you are sure to find it!
Great video as always. You'd probably know more then anyone if the colosseum night tours have been canceled for May with the change in tickets etc. I pre booked attico through the site, and have a night tour for early May through Viator and Get Your Guide. wondering if they even exist or if they'll cancel a few days before. Any thoughts are apprecited, Cheers!
Thank you! Yes, I do know the answer to all this:
First of all, Colosseum night tours are due to resume in June (sorry but you won't be able to go in May!)
Second of all, CoopCulture will no longer be the official ticketing agent for the Colosseum as of April 30.
For all tickets for the Colosseum and related parks, you’ll need to use the new official site:
ticketing.colosseo.it/
They seem to be experiencing some glitches as well as heavy traffic, so you will likely see a message that you are in a queue to view the page.
Things are in a state of flux over there so I am giving them some time to settle down and will make a new video at that time.
In the meantime, most people should have any easy time booking the Attico or Arena without too much difficulty. As always, the Underground tickets will be very difficult to come by due to a huge demand and low supply (space and safety issues.)
I hope that helps!
@@Romewise Yes thanks so much, I knew you were the queen of travel in Romna for a reason! we did get our attico tickets on the new site pretty easy. BUt now I can not worry and at least cancel my night tour to do something else. Really appreciate it!!!!
@@chadhoffman6769 Ha ha thank you for that title, I'll take it! Seriously, glad you got your attic tickets (you will LOVE it!)
And yes, Colosseum night tickets are off the table for you but you may be interested in trying a night visit to the Vatican as I describe here:
th-cam.com/video/zALra-6G5JY/w-d-xo.html
Have a great visit!
@@Romewise You've earned the title!
The mausoleum of Augustus should open in 2025. That will be an amazing sight, since they have also built a pretty square around it
I would love to think it will open in 2025. Last I heard, it would open in 2026. The whole thing will be stunning. I've had the pleasure of seeing this monument at various stages prior to all these renovations and I can't wait to see it restored and more visitable!
I didn't know about the Scatola or the Horti. I had heard there would be a Forum Museum.
More excuses to make Rome an annual visit. Next week makes 3 in a row. 😊. We will be doing some of these, but are looking forward to Rome's birthday celebration.
Have you considered a video on thermal spas you can day trip from Rome? Shock and horror, I had to do my own research. 😅
Thank you for your hard work.
There's ruins of the Pincus Minitius under a hotel along from Largo Argentina beside the Temple of the Nymphs( forgot street name).
Thanks for the suggestion about doing a video about thermal day spas near Rome. I'll add it to the list. And thanks for letting me know you appreciate my hard work. I'm grateful!
Ooooh, thermal spas! YES!
@@ninaruhland8358 I love thermal spas. We've settled on Acque Albule, Tivoli Terme. Easy on train from Termini. 😀
Hi Romewise! I have a question that I feel like you are uniquely skilled to answer. Is it a good idea to try and do the Forum/Palatine +SUPERSITES and the Capitoline Museum in the first part of a day. Lunch at the cafe in the Capitoline Museum somewhere in there. Then have some sort of break and do a night tour of the Colosseum? Or in your experience is that far too much?
Thanks for watching and I am happy to answer your question. Of course physically, this is doable. You could fit this all in if you were a turbo sightseer. But in my opinion, since you asked, yes, it's too much.
A "quick" visit to the Roman forum / Palatine Hill could last about an hour if you breezed through and didn't stop at anything. But if you really want to visit it and see things, then you need about 3 hours. And if you want to see ANY of the SUPER sites, you need even more time, perhaps 4 hours or more.
The Capitoline Museums are also not something I could ever breeze through. They are huge and I think it would take a first-time visitor at least 2 hours.
So you COULD visit the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill from say 9am - 1 or 2pm. Have a lunch break and then visit the Capitoline Museums after lunch. Then you could do the Colosseum night visit. But this would still make for a really exhausting day.
I would split these up and do the Capitoline Museums on a different day. Just my opinion!
@@Romewise Excellent! Thank you for this information. I will take a look at my itinerary and see if we can switch the Capitoline. I want to give everything the time it deserves on this trip.
@@TheJoker137 My pleasure! Yes, if you really want to get the most out of the Capitoline Museums, I suggest dedicating a day to them. Don't rush. You can also eat in the café if you want, so you can take a break and keep visiting. Trust me, there is SO MUCH to see!
@@Romewise Sorry to keep pestering you but I looked at my itinerary and do you think it's doable to do the Porta Porcese market in the morning, Capitoline whenever that is done, and then that evening just wander around Trastavere?
@@TheJoker137 You are not pestering me. Yes, it's doable! Just one major site per day, IMO!
Does anyone have information on why Coopculture is not working, or if there are alternative ways to book tickets for less price for the Colosseum?
Yes, as of May 1, CoopCulture is no longer the ticket vendor for the Colosseum. Here is the new official ticket vendor as of May 1. All tickets are available max 30 days in advance:
ticketing.colosseo.it/en/
Thanks for your help 😊. All underground tickets were booked for that time. Is there anyway I can get the underground tickets in between May 19-21?
@@niraja21 I have several videos about why it's so difficult to get underground tickets. You can see why and what to do about it here:
th-cam.com/video/Im2xyigl2y0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/Jvr5UDCKysI/w-d-xo.html
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Don't understand why more people would rather fly to Paris to see a rusty tower than visit Rome
I hadn't heard that one before! Good one! (Although I love Paris, too!)
Hi could you please do a video on getting sim card for tourist. I hear stories like you need to have tax code get sim card and also that some sim cards tourist take believing it is a prepaid one but end up struggling to cancel the connection once they leave Italy. I also hear stories that its cheaper to take the sim connection outside the airport and its expensive to take within the airport. Can you do a video for sim exclusive to tourist because I also see there is a confusing part where mobile plan is for foreigner and there is also plan for tourist . Is tim tourist plan the best option for tourist? also please concentrate on physical sim as well because there are lot of people like us out there whose phone does not support esim but all the youtube videos are flooded with how to get esim so it would be nice if you can concentrate on how to get a physical sim for tourist since thats were the drought of information on youtube
Thank you for your suggestion to do a video about getting a SIM card as a tourist. I'll have to do some research on this but in the meantime I've added it to the list. What I do recommend is using an e-SIM like Airalo or Holafly.
@@Romewise I have dont have a phone that support esim as I mentioned the youtube has many video about esim but very less information for people like us who need physical sim that where we need your help with video on this less covered topic
@@BibinMathew-v7b OK I understand. I'll put this topic on my list of suggested videos. Thank you for the idea.
@@Romewise Thank you much much appreciated
@@BibinMathew-v7b My pleasure!