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Dhaka, May 12, 2016: Robi has recently launched “Robi Traveler”, a mobile app for roamers for the first time in Bangladesh. The app gives control to the roaming subscribers by letting them know their local & roaming bill, usage, rates of the destination they are planning to visit and many more features on the go.

The app currently released on android will help roaming customers to check local and roaming usage & roaming package information, search roaming rates of the countries you they are planning to visit; choose from various roaming packages and instantly subscribe to your their desired roaming packages; search, compare, and book hotels room & flights from around the world; hire taxi service while traveling; browse for nearby places for fancy restaurants, coffee places and city’s attractions to travel like a local; send feedback, queries, and complaint from the app on the go; view tips about international roaming usage and contact Robi Roaming Helpline from the app.

The app will be updated regularly with new features to make roaming convenient and more accessible to Robi customers. The app can be downloaded easily from Google Play store http://bit.ly/ATraveler. The iOS version for the Apple users will be available in a couple of weeks.

​ABOUT ROBI:
Robi Axiata Limited is a joint venture between Axiata Group Berhad, of Malaysia and NTT DOCOMO, INC., of Japan. Robi is the second largest mobile phone operator in Bangladesh in terms of revenue, with 27.6 million subscribers, as of February 2016. Robi network provides nationwide coverage to 99% of the population with 13,444 BTSs and over 3,951 3.5G sites. Robi proudly claims to have the widest international roaming service in the market, connecting about 385 operators across more than 145 countries. It is also the first operator to introduce GPRS and 3.5G services in Bangladesh. The Company has introduced many first of its kind digital services in the country and has invested heavily in taking mobile financial services to the underserved communities in the rural and semi-urban areas.