Vodafone to bring back roaming charges from January
From January, new and upgrading customers will be charged at least £1 a day to use their mobile phone in EU destinations, on several tariffs.
Vodafone's approach is to limit those that include roaming in Europe to "selected plans", including its more expensive options .
The rules will change for new and upgrading customers from Wednesday, 11 August, though the charges will not apply until January.
"Existing customers will not be impacted by these changes while they remain on their current price plan, and roaming in the Republic of Ireland will still be included for all customers," Vodafone said.
After January, affected customers can pay £2 a day to use their allowance in Europe - £1 if bought in an eight or 15-day bundle.
Since 2017, UK consumers have, within reason, been able to use their mobile-phone tariffs - calls, texts and data - as freely in the EU as at home.
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