EE has signed a roaming agreement with AT&T, which will grant the US operators subscribers access to the 4G network in the UK.
EE says it will be launching similar partnerships with other international operators early next year, and reciprocal deals which should grant its customers access to 4G connectivity while travelling abroad are set to follow in the first half of 2014.
“Technology is not just shaping how people book and research holidays, but what they look for when they are choosing a country to visit. From finding their way to local landmarks, to avoiding the Oxford Street crowds by shopping on their tablet, tourists are increasingly looking for fast and reliable mobile experiences when they travel abroad,” said EE CEO Olaf Swantee. “With the biggest and fastest 4G network in the UK, we can provide our partners’ customers with the best mobile experience to stay connected when they visit the UK.” 
