DIGICEL LAUNCHES MICROWAVE CONNECTIVITY TO HA’APAI AND VAVA’U
Digicel, Tonga’s leading telecommunication services provider launched Microwave connectivity to the islands of Ha’apai and Vava’u today.
The islands will now enjoy 5 times faster internet speeds as a result of moving from satellite to microwave connectivity providing superior and unmatched mobile and home broadband experience the same as fibre.
Ronan McGrane, CEO Digicel Tonga Limited, said that with this new connectivity, customers will now enjoy ease of internet with streaming, fast downloads and seamless online connections.
“We are excited about boosting our customer experience with the highest quality internet service, not just Tongatapu but now Ha’apai and Vava’u. This means that both residential and business customers can access all Digicel ICT solutions including Cloud PBX across all islands”
Digicel offers a range of smart devices that would further enhance the experience including mobile smart phones, Mifi dongles and broadband internet connections at the same price and speed of Tongatapu.
The Digicel team are ready to welcome you instore today to learn more about this new high speed connection and assist you in choosing the best value offer for you.
About Digicel
Digicel Group is a total communications and entertainment provider with operations in 33 markets in the Caribbean, Central America and Asia Pacific. After 15 years of operation, total investment to date stands at over US$5 billion worldwide. The company is renowned for delivering best value, best service and best network.
Digicel is the lead sponsor of Caribbean, Central American and Pacific sports teams, including the Special Olympics teams throughout these regions. Digicel sponsors the West Indies cricket team and is also the presenting partner of the Caribbean Premier League. In the Pacific, Digicel is the proud sponsor of grassroots NRL programs, women’s business initiatives and the Amicale soccer team in Vanuatu.
Digicel also runs a host of community-based initiatives across its markets and has set up Digicel Foundations in Haiti, Jamaica, Papua New Guinea and Trinidad and Tobago which focus on educational, cultural and social development programmes.
