It’s estimated that right now, approximately 35 million people around the world call themselves digital nomads. Defined by someone who works remotely from different locations, digital nomadism is one trend that has taken off since 2020. While not an entirely new concept, the work-from-home mandate that many of us were under during the pandemic has …
With remote work on the rise and Digital Nomad Visas (DNVs) now existing in abundance, it’s hard to keep track of which countries have eased their visa requirements and opened migration paths for the category and, more importantly, how budget-friendly they are. From the Western Hemisphere to Europe and the easternmost reaches of Asia, there …
Is Ecuador on your radar as a digital nomad destination? If not, it should be. This small South American country is one of the best places in Latin America for digital nomads and remote workers. While destinations like Mexico and Colombia have been exploding in popularity as digital nomad destinations, Ecuador still flies under the …
A cruise ship might not seem like the ideal home for a digital nomad. With small cabins and notoriously bad internet service, it can be hard to imagine living aboard a cruise ship for any length of time, much less getting any work done. But Miray Cruises is launching a brand new kind of ship …
It’s safe to say that digital nomads have changed the travel and tourism landscape in the past few years at an exceptional rate. While some might argue that the influx of remote workers has negative consequences, there are others that will highlight the benefits that the increased attention brings to a location. From places that …
Spain is a digital nomad’s dream. With its different ambiance, cultures, and other forms of living, the Castellano lifestyle is sought by many a traveler. With Spain easing its international worker’s laws, it’s becoming more accessible and easier to live as a nomad in the Iberian Peninsula. New rules also allow nomads or workers to …
Mexico, in general, is becoming extremely popular amongst expats and digital nomads. Its mild weather, affordability, and diverse natural beauty make it ideal for a laid-back and easygoing lifestyle. In recent years, Mexico City has become a major hub for digital nomads, and Tulum has been attracting beachgoing crowds for a while. However, there’s one …
More people than ever are ditching the office for the digital nomad life, and Mexico has quickly become one of the world’s top destinations for digital nomads. While Mexico does not offer a specific digital nomad visa, as many other countries do, Americans and Canadians can stay up to 180 days. Mexico’s welcoming culture, year-round …
On a recent list of the best Central American cities for digital nomads, Panama was included not once but twice, with both the well-known Panama City and the lesser-known Playa Venao snagging a spot. While the popularity among ex-pats of this Central American country is nothing new, factors such as digital nomad visas, the high …
South America is one of the most welcoming regions for digital nomads. Whether you’re only visiting for a short period of time or relocating in the long term, you will be met with friendly locals, gorgeous weather, and a far more relaxed atmosphere than back in the U.S. or Canada. There is plenty to choose …
Digital nomads traditionally travel to destinations in Latin America or Asia to discover new cultures and expand their budgets. However, the United States also has a lot to offer remote workers, too, and a new study can prove it. Reviews.org—a company specializing in tech reviews— recently published a report on the best cities in the …
With an official end to the pandemic in sight, it appears we can now look back at the past couple of years and start to take it all in. One major change in our culture is how and where we work. When offices shut and nearly everyone worked from home, a shift in mentality occurred, …