Solis Blog

Autumn is perhaps the most beautiful season to plan a getaway for, since the colors and cool weather encourage both relaxation and reflection. As staycations continue to grow in popularity, you might be among the many individuals who are planning to get out of the house for an upcoming weekend this fall.

When traffic is bad, we can adjust our driving route to find a better way to get to our destination. When hunger strikes, we don't have to settle for one restaurant, we can choose the best option available based on our location and preferences. Solis hotspots were designed with this in mind and that is what makes them so unique - enter SignalScan™.

Getting internet access while you travel can sometimes mean the difference between a successful trip and one where everything simply comes to a halt. How can you make sure you have reliable access to the internet when traveling internationally? You'll need to choose the best option for your needs. Here, we've detailed seven ways to get connected to internet networks around the world.

Not all WiFi is created equal. If you are a remote worker, business traveler, or a student who travels internationally, you know the difference between good and bad Wifi connections. Some signals are weak. Some are hard to connect too. Public WiFi networks are even worse; they are slow, unreliable, and simply unsafe. 

Picking the best data plan for your lifestyle can be tricky and unless you have an interest in mobile technology or a keen understanding of your data habits, it can conjure up many questions: How quickly will I use 1GB of data? Do I need a global WiFi plan? What is a data throttle? Would I save money with the Unlimited Data plan?

Solis WiFi offers a variety of data plans to ensure there is always something for everyone. With data by the day, month, or GB, our users are able to pick what works best for them, and save money in the process.

Travel is something we all love to do. Whether we’re hitting the road for a business trip or going on an adventure for family vacation, it’s always fun to experience new places and cultures. Of course, given the current state of the world, one thing we must take into consideration is how COVID-19 will impact the future of travel. Then, thinking more innovative, we should ask ourselves, “how will technology impact the future of travel?”

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Summer usually means venturing on your favorite getaway and getting some much needed rest and relaxation. This summer, the COVID-19 pandemic has made getting away more difficult, leaving summer vacationers feeling stranded. As the world, and Americans especially, faced a summer spent at home, a solution came into view that would allow them to safely travel. RV sales skyrocketed this summer, with one booking siteseeing a 1,000% increase in bookings.

Telecommuting is still on the rise, and it shows no indications of stopping anytime soon. In 2020, 5 million employees worked at least half of their work hours from their homes, which has resulted in 173% growth in the number of telecommuters from 2005 to today.