Since June 15, 2017, European citizens have been able to use their mobile phones abroad without incurring extra cost, thanks to the ‘Roam Like at Home’ initiative. While this legislation satisfies the vast majority of Luxembourgers, it is essential to keep in mind the duration of stays abroad to avoid additional charges.
Connectivity is not only a backbone of the digital world, but also in general an accelerator of progress and quality of life. Those who are connected are closer to LU-Alert is an alert system that enables people in Luxembourg to prepare for foreseeable - and sometimes also not entirely foreseeable - events and take appropriate precautions. The system was under its old name GouvAlert introduced as a mobile solution in 2018 and has since proven its worth. Over the years, GouvAlert has been complemented by a national and regional SMS dispatch system. Both channels have now been incorporated into LU-Alert, where they form part of a multi-channel solution.life - and sometimes even live more safely. One example made in Luxembourg: The national emergency information system, which previously operated as GouvAlert and was re-launched mid-October under its new name LU-Alert.
Not long ago, travelling abroad required careful monitoring of your mobile phone usage to avoid sky-high bills. Those days now feel distant, thanks to a long-standing campaign led by a prominent figure from Luxembourg.
The Paris 2024 Olympics, held from July 26 to August 11, was a significant event not just for the global sporting community but also for Luxembourg, which sent a talented group of 13 athletes to compete across a wide array of disciplines. Although Luxembourg’s Olympic journey in Paris did not result in any medals, it was marked by remarkable performances, resilience, and moments of inspiration that made the nation proud.
Inspired by Theodore Hook’s insightful phrase, “The best way to predict the future is to invent it,” MyConnectivity h...
The Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with MyConnectivity and The Department of Media, Connectivity and Digital Policy (SMC), is organizing a Luxembourg Delegation to partake in this event.
The digital transformation of our society and our economy is going to require that everyone in Luxembourg has equal access to high-speed connectivity.