Sprint will offer free data, text, and calls in South Korea for 2018 Olympics

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Not to be outdone by the other major wireless carriers in the United States, Sprint has just announced its own deal for travelers to South Korea for the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics.

If you are traveling to South Korea and happen to be a Sprint customer, then you’ll be covered during this year’s Winter Games. The Now Network is offering free high-speed data, calling, and texting between February 1 and March 18.

To get it to work, you just need to turn on their phone when you arrive in South Korea. Once you do that, you’ll see a welcome message, which you’ll have to accept. After that, Sprint will activate 7-day data passes during your stay.

The one bit that stands out here is that Sprint’s offer ends on March 18, while the other carriers are wrapping up their promo on March 20, so keep that in mind.

Are you or anyone you know traveling to South Korea for the PyeongChang Olympics?

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