Drawn to Europe’s rich diversity, safety, and facilitated cross-border links, digital nomads and remote workers are moving to the continent in droves in search of that laid-back European lifestyle. While it’s hard to measure which destinations have witnessed the biggest spike in nomadic residents, the category has made it clear that when it comes to …
As travel continues to surge worldwide, many of us choose not to stay at the ritzy Four Seasons or JW Marriott but at a hostel instead. Hostels can be found almost anywhere. Some are better than others, but typically travelers don’t choose a hostel for the glitz and glamour. These often smaller, less accommodating places …
Digital nomads are leaving the U.S. for the Mexican Caribbean in droves. Recent research on migration trends confirm it is now the second most sought-after destination for expats in Mexico, second only to Mexico City, despite the exceedingly high cost of living. The question is: why are overtouristed places like Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del …
There is exciting news out of Egypt for travelers looking to stay long-term. Certain tourists will now be able to receive a 5-year visa at a very affordable cost. In times of an ever-evolving landscape of work requirements, remote workers will be first in line to apply for this new visa program. Aimed at boosting …
The Mediterranean is one of the most popular destinations for American nomads, perhaps second only to Latin America. With its year-round warmer weather, vast cultural wealth, and an impressive array of historic sights, it provides the perfect setting for a prolonged workcation. Be that as it may, a majority of remote workers arriving from 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 …
Every traveler wishes that their travel experiences go as smoothly as possible, especially at border control. However, visa-free controls are not the only concern for travelers, especially digital nomads and remote workers. A new study has a special ranking that includes relevant factors that are valuable for these types of travelers. Nomad Capitalist—a consulting firm …
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 …
Now that going abroad is no longer associated with jumping through endless hoops and excessive bureaucracy, travelers are eager to explore the world, preferably at their own pace. When looking for some sun, sand, and culture, their best bet may be the beautiful Seychelles, where all foreigners can stay for a whole year, irrespective of …
After being dismissed as Europe’s underdog for decades, Albania is surging in popularity as the top digital nomad hub in the continent for 2023: remote workers from the U.S. have been flocking to the nation in record numbers, and in this article, we will finally explain why. Europe is the preferred destination for American nomads …
Digital nomadism is on the rise now that border restrictions have been lifted, and a rising number of destinations are opening their doors to remote workers. Despite facing some strong competition in the field, a hugely underrated European country has been named one of the fastest-growing hubs for Digital Nomads worldwide. Last year, several countries …
First in Europe to introduce a Digital Nomad Visa (DNV), Croatia has officially asserted its status as the ‘most liked’ Nomad hub in a survey conducted by NomadList. Is it the picturesque villages straddling the Adriatic remote workers can’t get enough of? The local friendliness? Or, perhaps, the pristine coastline and teal-colored ocean? There are …