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 …

Proving it is at the peak of its popularity, Bulgaria is staying ahead of travel trends and becoming a certified digital nomad hub. In fact, a small town nestled at the foot of the country’s most scenic mountain now has more co-working spaces per capita than anywhere else in the world – but why exactly …

Now that remote work is more common than ever, more travelers like to use waiting times at the airport to work and be productive. The bad news is that not all airports have the infrastructure or suitable spaces to work comfortably. The loud noises, the crowds, the lack of tables, and the horrible —or unavailable— …

Seeing the potential for growth in the region, AirBnB has listed the top destinations on the Mexican Pacific Coast for digital nomads looking to fulfill longer séjours in the area. Staving off competition from the Caribbean giants, namely Cancun and Tulum, cities like Cabo San Lucas and La Paz are on track to become official …

Our list of top destinations for digital nomads this winter all offer decent internet for your online work, good weather, amazing food, and more. Plus, you’ll be sure to meet other digital nomads to share the experience with at one of these hot spots. And with all Covid-related entry requirements eliminated for all of these …

Remote work is allowing travelers to live their workation experience at their best! Most workers with the possibility to do their jobs from anywhere in the world are choosing beach destinations.  The possibility to finish assignments and later swim or watch the sunset in the ocean adds quality of life and valuable experiences for digital …

The digital nomad scene in Mexico City is exploding in popularity, with the city fast becoming one of the fastest growing remote work hubs in the world. The Mexican capital has long since been a favorite destination for vacations for not only Americans, but several other nationalities, and the county’s laid back restrictions made Mexico …

Digital nomads need a good internet connection and a comfortable space to work. Since the pandemic, many hotel chains have adopted the “work from hotel” trend and have been making improvements thinking of remote workers. It’s a win-win situation: hotels get guests to stay for longer and travelers can be happy with their “workation” experience. …

With more and more people around the world now working online, there are in fact over 45 countries that are welcoming digital nomads with long stay visas. Before we reveal the full list of the 46 nations that offer such visas, let’s first take a look at a few of the destinations that are proving …

The Mediterranean archipelago of Malta has recently opened applications for remote workers and digital nomads to apply for a year-long visa to live and work in the country. Called the Nomad Residence Permit, it is open to those who live outside of EU countries, such as the United States, providing that they are fully vaccinated and …

Wondering where you can go as a digital nomad in San Cristobal, Mexico? Our list covers some of the best places to work remotely in this colonial town. While a little under the radar compared to destinations like Puerto Vallarta and Merida, the colonial of San Cristobal in Mexico’s Chiapas state has a lot to …