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China Telecoms market is a Fast Grower market in Eastern Asia with 3 operators and 1.3 billion mobile connections. More about China telecom companies below. china telecoms

According to a report by Cable.co.uk, as of 2021, China ranks as the 63rd most expensive country for mobile data out of 230 countries surveyed, with an average price of $0.61 per GB. This is cheaper than the average price of mobile data in the United States, which is $8.00 per GB, and in many European countries.

However, it’s important to note that internet access in China is heavily regulated by the government, with restrictions on certain websites and content. This can impact the overall affordability and accessibility of telecom services in the country.

China regulator: MIIT

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Most traveller to China will be subject to roaming charges when they are in visit (there are operators which did exceptions but it must be checked, we are well aware how those mistakes can be costly).

The Chinese telecom market is the largest in the world in terms of subscribers and is undergoing transition.

China telecoms development has generally been driven by investments from government-allied entities. However, the Chinese government has chosen a minimal intervention approach in broadband development.

China possesses the largest broadband subscriber base in the world, with the majority of users accessing the Internet through mobile devices.

Although China boasts the largest mobile market in the world, there is still much room for growth given the relatively recent focus on large scale LTE investment. All three mobile network operators are focused on deploying LTE networks and monetizing such investments by enticing end users to upgrade to higher ARPU LTE products such as mobile broadband.

Mobile broadband has seen very strong growth in China over the past five years. Slower growth is predicted for the next five years to 2022 in a fast maturing market. China has emerged as one of the most aggressive countries promoting 5G.

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