TravelKon eSIM Data Plans for Cyprus

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We have a user request: "Does TravelKon offer unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus?" The guidelines say: We must answer as an independent site. We have dataset for TravelKon unlimited plans for Cyprus. But the dataset has plans list. The name: "TravelKon unlimited plans for Cyprus" but then we list several plans with Data cap. Let's see: the table provides "Europe & UK eSIM 44 Countries | Orange | 100GB | 30 days | $58.21 USD | - | - | Cyprus +42 countries". So Data cap is 100GB. "Europe, UK & Turkey 5G eSIM 35 Countries | 100GB | 90 days | $94.83 USD | - | - | Cyprus +34 countries". There are also 60GB, 50GB, 40GB. So none of them has "unlimited" data cap. So we must follow "unlimited-plan-rules" from guidelines: "State clearly that unlimited plans are not available." Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives, briefly highlight one or two examples from dataset. Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list. Explain that choosing fixed data plan can be more cost-effective unless user is extremely heavy data consumer.

Thus we need to produce a concise answer (one or two paragraphs, 0-2 paragraphs). Neutral tone. No headings or lists. Avoid marketing claims.

We must state that TravelKon does not offer unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus, but there are fixed data plans: e.g., 100GB plan for 30 days, as well as 100GB plan for 90 days; mention that other plans include 60GB, 50GB, 40GB. Provide reference to one or two. That would be good. Use the data from dataset. No pronoun "this provider", must explicitly mention TravelKon. Also must do "Cyprus" must be explicit. Not ambiguous.

We must not use em dashes. Use only standard punctuation. Use "2GB" "100GB" etc. We need to check that the data caps are spelled exactly: "100GB" "60GB" "50GB" "40GB". Validity: 30 days, 90 days, etc. Ensure formatting consistent.

We are allowed to mention fixed data plans are alternatives, briefly highlight one or two examples. So we can mention: For example, the 100GB plan valid for 30 days costs 58.21 USD, and the 100GB plan valid for 90 days costs 94.83 USD. That is fine. Also mention that the 60GB plan for 60 days costs 62.13 USD, etc. But we only need to mention one or two examples. We can mention 100GB and the 60GB plan maybe. Provide mention that TravelKon offers high data allowances but no unlimited, and that fixed data plans are more cost-effective unless heavy data user.

We must follow no headings, no bullet points. Use short paragraphs. So let's produce:

Paragraph 1: TravelKon does not provide unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus. Instead, TravelKon offers fixed data plans. For example, a 100GB plan for 30 days is available at $58.21 USD and a 100GB plan for 90 days at $94.83 USD. Another option is a 60GB plan for 60 days at $62.13 USD.

Paragraph 2: Fixed data plans can be a cost‑effective option unless users need very high data usage. Encourage the user to evaluate their data needs.

Let's check guidelines: "Only use information explicitly provided in the dataset or instructions." So we cannot mention "unless heavy users" as an assumption? But guidelines mention: "Explain that choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer." So we can mention that. It's considered from guidelines. Good.

We must not include any marketing style. So no "basically", "great advantage". "Cost-effective" is fine.

Check no pronouns "this provider" or "this region" etc. Use TravelKon and Cyprus explicitly. Use consistent formatting.

We also must not use "char" "Variation"? Check "×" not used. We have "Cyprus +42 countries" etc. We can mention in sentence maybe, but not necessary.

We should check data caps: "100GB" - no space. "1GB" form. It's correct. "30 days" etc. Use space. "90 days" etc. It's good.

We can also mention "nation: Orange network provider" but not necessary. Because dataset mentions network, but we need to mention fixed plans, we can mention 100GB and 60GB.

Thus final answer:

TravelKon does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus; the available options are fixed data plans. For example, a 100GB plan valid for 30 days can be purchased for $58.21 USD, and a 100GB plan valid for 90 days can be bought for $94.83 USD. A 60GB plan with 60‑day validity is priced at $62.13 USD. Fixed data plans may be more cost‑effective unless a traveler needs an extremely heavy data budget.

That uses two paragraphs, but need to keep paragraphs short. This is about 80-90 words. That's fine.

We should check that we didn't use em dash. There is none.

Also we need to avoid using "unless". But guidelines say "Explain that choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer." So we can say "Fixed data plans may be more cost-effective unless a traveler needs an extremely heavy data budget." That is fine.

We need to avoid acronyms or abbreviations unless it's "5G", "4G", "3G". No other acronyms. We only mention "Cyprus" and "TravelKon", so it's fine.

Now produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>TravelKon does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus; the provider’s plans are all fixed data allowances. For example, a 100GB plan valid for 30 days is available for $58.21 USD, and a 100GB plan valid for 90 days is priced at $94.83 USD. Another option is a 60GB plan with a 60‑day validity that costs $62.13 USD. Fixed data plans may offer a more cost‑effective solution unless a traveler requires an extremely heavy data budget.

TravelKon does not provide a Cyprus eSIM that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. All eSIMs available for travel to Cyprus from this provider are data‑only plans.

For voice and text communication you can use popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage, which operate over the data connection without the need for a local phone number or SMS service.

TravelKon lists 20 data plans for Cyprus, all offered as multi‑country options. These plans provide data amounts from 1 GB to 100 GB, have validity periods between 7 90 days, and are priced in the range of 5.89 USD to 94.83 USD. No single‑country plans are available for Cyprus.