There's good news if you’re holidaying in most of Europe this summer – mobile phone roaming charges have been abolished today thanks to the EU.

So if you’re sunning yourself in an EU country you won’t have to pay any extra to use your UK mobile.

This come as good news for holidaymakers whose trip abroad will cost more than usual this year following the referendum vote and the subsequent devaluation of the Pound.

And some networks have thrown a few non-EU countries into the deal.

Approximately half of the UK’s main network providers won’t charge extra for calls made in Norway, Iceland or Switzerland.

However, just Vodafone is offering calls from Turkey at no extra cost.

Map of where mobile phone roaming charges no longer apply, depending on your network provider

And if you’re holidaying somewhere more obscure in Europe – Andorra, for example – you can expect to pay roaming charges.

Try our widget below to see if your holiday will be affected.