TravelKon eSIM Data Plans for Hungary

TravelKon does not offer a truly unlimited data eSIM plan for Hungary. All of its Hungary‑included plans come with a fixed data cap, the largest of which is 100GB. One example is the Europe & UK eSIM 44 Countries plan, which provides 100GB for 30 days and is valid in Hungary and another 42 countries. Another large‑data option is the Europe, UK & Turkey 5G eSIM 35 Countries plan, also offering 100GB for 90 days and covering Hungary plus 34 other countries.

Choosing a fixed‑data plan can be more cost effective unless a traveler requires truly unlimited usage. The 100GB plans represent only a subset of the fixed data options available from TravelKon, and the full catalogue includes several lower‑cap plans that may suit lighter data needs.

TravelKon does not provide a Hungary eSIM plan that supplies a local phone number or SMS capability. The provider only offers data‑only eSIMs for Hungary. Travelers can use WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage and other VoIP services over the data connection for calls and messaging.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We have dataset. The question: "How many data plans does TravelKon offer for Hungary?" Provide answer following guidelines. We have data summary: Single Coverage Plans: 0, Multiple Coverage Plans:20. This implies that only multi-country plans are available for Hungary and none for single-country coverage. The dataset says range includes all countries where provider operates. So only multi-country. So our answer: TravelKon offers 20 data plans for Hungary (only multi-country plans). Also may mention price range of $5.89-$94.83 and data gain 1GB-100GB. Provide concise summary.

But guidelines: "Identify the number of available single-country and multi-country plans for TravelKon in Hungary, and mention both separately only if both exist. If only one type is available, mention just that." So mention multi-country plan count 20. Then maybe mention "No single-country plans".

But guidelines: If only one type exists, mention just that. So we should say "TravelKon offers 20 multi-country data plans for Hungary." If do not mention single because none. But they want to "mention just that" meaning mention just the available type, not mention the other type. So we should mention multi-country plans, 20. We should not mention single coverage. Should not say "no single-country plans" because that would refer to the other type. So just say "TravelKon offers 20 multi-country data plans".

The other guidelines: If provider offers different types of plans (fixed data amount vs daily data cap), briefly explain difference only if applicable. But not necessary here. We already have price range and data range. We should summarize price range and data cap range. Also mention validity range.

The answer must not use bullet points. Also no title. In third-person perspective. No dashes. Use commas and parentheses.

Also no repeated phrases like "you're asking about". Just simple answer.

Remember: don't use dashes "—". Use commas, parentheses, and other punctuation.

Write answer accordingly. Ensure objective.

Example: "TravelKon provides 20 multi‑country data plans for Hungary, priced between $5.89 and $94.83, with data limits ranging from 1 GB to 100 GB and validity periods from 7 to 90 days." We can mention no single country plans. But guidelines said: "If only one type is available, mention just that." So we don't mention single coverage plans.

But can we mention "validity" details? They didn't explicitly require to mention validity. However they ask to "Summarize the price range and data cap range to provide a broad overview of the available plans without enforcing a strict format." So yes.

We can mention "minimal validity days 7 and maximum 90." But not necessary; okay to mention.

We need to avoid bullet points. Provide a sentence.

So final answer: "TravelKon offers 20 multi‑country data plans for Hungary, priced between $5.89 and $94.83, with data limits between 1 GB and 100 GB and validity from 7 to 90 days." That satisfies all guidelines.

Yes. Let's double-check no mention of dash. "multi-country" using hyphen? It's a short hyphen. Guidelines: "do not use dashes (—) in the answer. Instead, use commas, parentheses, and other standard punctuation." Using hyphen "multi-country" - is hyphen considered dash? Standard hyphen is fine. But the example uses a non-required text. Actually they said "do not use dashes (—)", referencing em dashes. Hyphen might be fine. But maybe safer to avoid hyphen. Use "multi country". But it's weird. But hyphen "multi-country" is common. I think safe to use "multi-country" as hyphen is not a dash, but a hyphen is allowed. But to be safe, use "multi‑country" or "multi country". Use hyphen anyway. It's fine.

I will avoid dashes. I will use "multi‑country". But that seems like a hyphen. Actually "multi‑country" is a hyphen.

Maybe better to say "multi-country" to maintain standard writing. It's model.

Let's ensure that the answer uses colon or parentheses as needed. Use only punctuation.

Now produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>TravelKon offers 20 multi‑country data plans for Hungary. The plans are priced between $5.89 and $94.83, with data limits ranging from 1 GB to 100 GB and validity periods from 7 to 90 days.