Globe, which was the first operator in Southeast Asia to commercially launch 5G AirFiber for Home Use in 2019, has expanded its 5G coverage to 67 countries and territories. "We are excited to offer customers fast and reliable connectivity while they travel the world with a 5G footprint spanning 67 countries and territories," said Coco Domingo, Vice President, Postpaid and International Business at Globe. Read more in our articles including "Globe 5G roaming coverage expands to 67 countries, territories" and "Which Fiber Prepaid Service Should You Get in 2026?".
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May 26, 2026Globe, which was the first operator in Southeast Asia to commercially launch 5G AirFiber for Home Use in 2019, has expanded its 5G coverage to 67 countries and territories. "We are excited to offer customers fast and reliable connectivity while they travel the world with a 5G footprint spanning 67 countries and territories," said Coco Domingo, Vice President, Postpaid and International Business at Globe.
Our coverage of countries includes: "Globe 5G roaming coverage expands to 67 countries, territories"; "Which Fiber Prepaid Service Should You Get in 2026?"; "Looking beyond SPEED; is PH internet any better?". Each article provides unique insights and information.
Our article "Globe 5G roaming coverage expands to 67 countries, territories" published on June 8, 2023 covers the latest information about countries. Check it out for the most current details.