"Not only is Inspire Net an innovative business, but it is also giving back to its community," she said.
"The increased free data plans will allow people who don't have data at home to access the internet when they are out and about in order to keep up to date with information, pay bills and keep in touch with family and friends.
"Visitors to Wanganui will be able to use maps, post photos of our beautiful district to social media and browse for places to eat and drink, visit or stay.
"The increased data was available during the Masters Games so visiting and local sportspeople could tell the world how great Wanganui and the Games were."
Inspire Net managing director James Watts, says if 1GB is not enough Wi-Fi data, users can buy a bigger plan.
"We try to ensure our plans are really affordable and meet our customers' needs and we are always looking for new things to try.
"As a privately owned business we are able to be really nimble and innovative in our cutting edge approach.
"We also have a strong community focus which adds value, not only to the community but also to our model of business."
Inspire Net free Wi-Fi customers who pay for monthly or yearly plans will automatically receive additional data for no extra cost on any existing plans purchased. To access Inspire Net's free data, locate the Wi-Fi option in your smartphone or tablet settings, select 'inspirefreewifi' and follow the instructions.