If it were true, it would be a "best idea." But there are no unlimited data plans across Europe. Why wouldn't Vodafone or T-Mobile offer something like that? They have networks in all the countries. Let's put it in American to get some perspective here. The way things are now, it's like this: you live in New York and have to do business in Washington for a few days. Your data charges run you into the thousands of dollars because you used your phone in DC the way you normally do in NY. That's what it's like if I go to Paris on London. Is this some EU regulatory thing or are the carriers just gouging businesspeople because they can?
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