Remote work doesn’t stop when you’re in transit. Planes, trains and cruises each have their own connectivity quirks. Here’s how to stay productive from anywhere without blowing your budget.
On the train
Onboard WiFi is often slow and shared. A personal travel router that taps strong local mobile networks usually beats it — and keeps working across borders on international routes.
On a cruise
Ship WiFi is notoriously expensive. Use your travel router in port and coastal areas to sync files, join calls and back up photos before you sail out of range.
On a plane
Prepare offline: download docs and drafts before boarding, then reconnect the moment you land using your router instead of hunting for airport WiFi.
Make remote work reliable
The Ryoko router gives you a private, secure hotspot for laptop and phone together, with Data Saver to stretch data during long calls. Learn more about the Ryoko WiFi router or read our digital nomad connectivity guide. Stay connected in 176 countries — no SIM, no roaming.