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4G network will be there for a long time, say to year 2032 or even year 2035. So tourist can use 4G network if they cannot use 5G SA.
Same for local users with 4G phones, they can still use 4G. And I believe the mobile service providers will continue to offer 4G plans to deal with the lower cost segment of the market, at least for the next few years, say until year 2030.
6G is probably only available widely in year 2030, even though telcos may start the deployment in 2028/2029.
6G deployment process may be faster than 5G though as it is rather an evolution from 5G.
More info about 6G.
https://www.wired.com/story/6g-is-coming/
As blueprints take shape, the official requirements for 6G performance will be set by the United Nations International Telecommunication Union Radiocommunication Sector (ITU-R), which will be called International Mobile Telecommunications-2030, or IMT-2030. (Following the decade-long upgrade cycle, 5G was IMT-2020, 4G was IMT-2010, and 3G was IMT-2000.)
