eSIM4Travel eSIM Data Plans for Ghana

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to produce a concise FAQ answer: "Does eSIM4Travel offer unlimited data eSIM for Ghana?"

We have dataset: "eSIM4Travel unlimited plans for Ghana" (though listings show not unlimited but fixed data plans 10GB, 5GB, 3GB, 1GB). The dataset indicates these are the available plans. The question is whether eSIM4Travel offers unlimited data eSIM for Ghana.

The guidelines: unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited. We must check: none of the plans have Data cap = unlimited. So we must state that unlimited plans are not available. We should mention fixed data plans as alternatives, pick one or two examples. The examples: Ghana (Telecel) - 10GB/30Days price $41.49 and Ghana (Telecel) - 5GB/30Days price $21.22. It's okay. Provide explanation that fixed data plans are more cost effective unless needing massive data.

Ensure no marketing, neutral, third-person. No headings or bullet lists. Must use "5G" "4G", but no specific network speeds needed. Provide at most two paragraphs. Must not repeat or rephrase the question. The answer should not mention question. Should start with "eSIM4Travel does not provide unlimited data eSIM plans for Ghana."

Also we must mention "unlimited plans are not available." Provide alternative: fixed data plans. Show examples.

We should not use emDash. Avoid pronouns.

Also check instruction: "Do not use pronouns like 'this provider'." That means when referring to eSIM4Travel we must explicitly say eSIM4Travel. But pronouns: 'they' 'they' is not allowed? possibly. Use "eSIM4Travel offers these plans". We'll use "eSIM4Travel does not offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Ghana." Use "fixed data plans are available as alternatives; eSIM4Travel offers a 10GB/30Days plan priced at $41.49 and a 5GB/30Days plan at $21.22." Good. Use "Data cap" is 10GB, 5GB. These are examples. Provide suggestion "Choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer."

Now ensure we comply: Avoid marketing-style claims. "Highly cost effective" maybe considered. We can say "may offer more value for typical travelers", not marketing. Also not to talk about "tethering allowed" maybe just mention. The dataset includes "Tethering allowed". Could mention that both these plans allow tethering.

But guidelines: "Use attributes like price range, validity range, Max speed, Reduced speed, and Pay-as-you-go when available in the dataset". We have price, validity. So we can mention 10GB/30Days plan. The plan validity is 30 days. So we can mention that.

We must keep language neutral: "The plan includes 10GB of data for 30 days, priced at $41.49".

Don't mention network, coverage. Use consistent formatting: "1GB", "30 days", etc.

Now let's craft the answer:

Paragraph 1: eSIM4Travel does not offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Ghana. Instead the provider sells fixed data packages.

Paragraph 2: Examples: Ghana (Telecel) - 10GB/30Days costs $41.49 and Ghana (Telecel) - 5GB/30Days costs $21.22, both allowing tethering. So if a traveler does not require unlimited data, these fixed plans may be more suitable, though if heavy usage is expected, alternate providers could be considered.

Make sure to use "eSIM4Travel" explicitly. Avoid "they". Also no bullet lists. Only two paragraphs. Enough. Let's ensure no technical errors.

Also "use '30 days'" with space. Yes.

We might also mention "validity 30 days" is the length. Good.

We should reference only given data. No external facts. This is correct.

Now no bullet points. So let's write:

"eSIM4Travel does not provide unlimited data eSIM plans for Ghana. The provider offers fixed data packages instead. For example, a 10GB/30days plan is priced at $41.49, and a 5GB/30days plan costs $21.22, both of which allow tethering. Travelers who need more data than these packages might consider other providers; for most travelers the fixed options offer a cost-effective approach."

But check guidelines: We must "State clearly that unlimited plans are not available." Yes. Include that. "Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives." Yes. "Briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset." Yes. "Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list." We can mention that. Also "Explain that choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer." Yes.

Thus we need to say "These examples are provided for illustration and represent only a subset of the available plans." We need to mention not all.

Also note: "The final answer must be concise (one or two short paragraphs)". That is satisfied. Already two paragraphs.

Make sure we do not have bullet list. It's fine.

Now nuance: Provide network speeds? no; we don't have network info, only valid.

Variants: Keep to general "Network not included." Might not mention.

Ok.

Double-check not using emdash. We used no emdash. We used hyphens, but that's fine. "10GB/30days" has slash. That's ok.

Make sure to use parentheses? Possibly no. We used "10GB/30days". That's okay.

We used "30 days" with space. We need "30 days" exactly. The guided format: "30 days (with space between number and unit)". Our format "30days" is "30days" no space? It's "10GB/30days". "30days" has no space because it's appended after slash. But after slash, "30days" is part of string. Should we treat as "30days" or "30 days"? We should probably keep "30 days" as separate. The plan listing is "10GB/30Days", but we must use "10GB/30 days"? The guidelines: Use "1 day", "7 days", "30 days" (with space). So we need to convert the representation. We should use "10GB/30 days". So we should update accordingly.

Let's write:

"Ghana (Telecel) - 10GB/30 days plan"

Also, mention "5GB/30 days" accordingly. Yes.

Thus final.

Let's write paragraphs:

Paragraph 1: eSIM4Travel does not provide unlimited data eSIM plans for Ghana. The provider offers fixed data packages instead.

Paragraph 2: For instance, eSIM4Travel offers a Georgia (Telecel) - 10GB/30 days plan at $41.49 and a 5GB/30 days plan at $21.22, both permitting tethering. These examples are handpicked to illustrate larger data allowances and represent only a subset of the available options. Travelers who need more data than these packages might consider other providers; for most users, the fixed options offer a cost‑effective solution.

We must keep language neutral. It says "cost-effective solution" may be considered marketing? Might be acceptable. But we can say "many travelers find them cost-effective". Still okay. Or "They may offer a reasonable balance of cost and data" maybe.

We'll do "These examples are handpicked to illustrate larger data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans. Travelers who need more data than these packages could look at other providers; for most travelers, the fixed options provide a reasonable balance of cost and data."

Yes.

Now final check: no pronouns referring to provider: "They" not allowed. We used "The provider offers" - no pronoun issue. It's fine. Use "eSIM4Travel offers" also no pronoun.

Also do not include title or headings. It's fine.

Also check not using "there" referencing "they" too many times. It's okay.

Now final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>eSIM4Travel does not provide unlimited data eSIM plans for Ghana. Instead, the provider sells fixed data packages. For example, eSIM4Travel offers a Ghana (Telecel) – 10GB/30 days plan priced at $41.49 and a 5GB/30 days plan at $21.22, both allowing tethering. These examples are handpicked to illustrate larger data allowances and represent only a subset of the available options. Travelers who need more data than these packages might consider other providers; for most travelers, the fixed options provide a reasonable balance of cost and data.

eSIM4Travel does not provide a Ghana eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability; the only plans available from this provider for Ghana are data‑only. Travelers can still stay connected, use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection for voice and messaging purposes.

eSIM4Travel currently offers four single-coverage data plans for Ghana. These plans provide data allowances ranging from 1GB to 10GB with validity periods between 7 and 30 days. Prices for these plans range from $3.34 to $41.49. They do not offer multi-country plans that include Ghana at this time. Tethering is permitted with some of the available plans.