US Airport Vending Machines Sell WiFi: Unlimited Data for $350 a Day
▲ Airport WiFi Vending Machine Skyroam (Photo / Skyroam Facebook Page)
By Rita
Vending machines sell all kinds of things—it’s no surprise anymore. Some places in Japan already have WiFi vending machines, and now they can also be seen at several airports in the US.
I bet no traveler would be unexcited to hear this news. Finding local internet access at travel destinations has always been something to research before going abroad. But now, businesses have launched vending machines that sell WiFi, which is truly a huge blessing for travelers.
According to Lonely Planet, travelers can find WiFi vending machines at some airports in the US. They can rent pocket-sized hotspot devices that provide wireless internet access in 100 cities and can be shared with up to five mobile devices.The first vending machine can be found at San Francisco International Airport, and within the next month, they will also appear at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas and George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
Travelers can rent a hotspot for about NT$350 (US$9.95) per day and return it by mail using an envelope after use.
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