<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to craft an answer. Let's carefully parse dataset. It is a table of TraveleSIM.CH unlimited plans for Baltic. There is no data cap unlimited. Plans have limited data caps: 50GB, 20GB. So unlimited plans do not exist. The guidelines say: Unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited. None have unlimited, so answer should state unlimited plans are not available. Then mention fixed data plans as alternatives: fix. We have the dataset of fixed data plans with 50GB or 20GB. We are to handpick examples from dataset. Only dataset provided. We must mention examples of one or two of them. Provide points about cost and consumption. Should be neutral. Should not mention the dataset or instructions. Provide final answer in one or two paragraphs. We cannot use bullet points, headings, bullet list, or emdashes. Should use standard punctuation. Let's produce one paragraph of ~3-4 sentences perhaps. Or two short paragraphs. Keep it short.
Let's craft answer:
"TraveleSIM.CH does not provide unlimited eSIM data plans for the Baltic region. Instead, the available plans have fixed data allowances, such as a 50 GB plan valid for 180 days priced at $50.00 USD, and a 20 GB plan for 30 days priced at $24.01 USD. For travelers who need more data, choosing one of these high‑cap fixed plans offers better value than purchasing an unlimited plan from another provider, as unlimited options are not listed for this carrier."
We need to mention Baltic explicitly. We need to mention provider explicitly: TraveleSIM.CH. Use straightforward sentences.
I must check guidelines: "Only use information explicitly provided in the dataset or instructions." So we can't mention price of $104.02 etc. We can give two examples: 50GB 180 days price $50.00 USD. 20GB 30 days price $24.01 USD. Or include 20GB 90 days price $25.00 USD. But we need at most two examples.
We should mention no unlimited. Then mention alternatives with data plans. Also note cost efficient for heavy consumers.
We must be careful not to use emdashes. Use commas.
We need to keep to one or two short paragraphs. Provide two short paragraphs seems good.
Let's double-check no bullet points. Use full sentences. No headings, no lists, no bullet points. No "this provider". Use provider explicitly Pr an.
Check no pronouns: "this provider" is prohibited. Use "TraveleSIM.CH". Avoid pronoun "they" or "they" might refer but it's okay? Guidelines: "Always explicitly mention TraveleSIM.CH when referring to the provider. Do not use pronouns like 'this provider'." So pronoun "they" is not "this provider". But might be ambiguous. We can still use "they" maybe safe. But safer to avoid pronouns referencing provider. Use "TraveleSIM.CH offers" or "TraveleSIM.CH's plans". Avoid "they" referencing provider. Use "TraveleSIM.CH has". Also need "Baltic" explicitly. Good.
Let's craft carefully.
Paragraph 1: says unlimited not available. Paragraph 2: gives examples of fixed plans and notes cost.
Paragraph 1: "TraveleSIM.CH does not offer an unlimited data eSIM plan for the Baltic." That states no unlimited. Good. Provide concise details.
Paragraph 2: "Instead, fixed data plans such as the 50 GB plan valid for 180 days priced at $50.00 USD and the 20 GB plan valid for 30 days priced at $24.01 USD are available. Travelers who need more data can choose one of these large‑cap plans, which are often more cost effective than buying unlimited plans from other providers unless they are extremely heavy data users." That meets guidelines. Also mention "High data allowance" refers to examples. Avoid maximum speed etc because not provided. Data. All good.
Check that we didn't use bullet points. Good.
Now produce answer. No heading. Output in final.
<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>TraveleSIM.CH does not offer an unlimited data eSIM plan for the Baltic.
Instead, fixed data plans are available, for example a 50 GB plan valid for 180 days priced at $50.00 USD and a 20 GB plan valid for 30 days priced at $24.01 USD. Choosing one of these high‑cap fixed plans can be more cost‑effective for travelers, unless they require very heavy data usage.