To keep your whole squad connected with the best speeds, Triply partners with Thailand's leading Tier-1 mobile networks, typically AIS or DTAC. AIS is widely recognized for its extensive 4G/5G coverage and blazing-fast speeds, whether you're navigating the markets of Chiang Mai or lounging on a beach in Krabi. This means your group can upload stories, make video calls, and coordinate plans seamlessly, ensuring everyone stays connected on the same reliable network.
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Which Thai networks does the Triply eSIM use for our trip? Is it AIS?
Updated April 22, 2026
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