It’s been a long time coming, at least since the world formally reopened for tourism three years ago, but Southeast Asia is finally re-emerging as a leading global destination, with the potential to rival the Americas and even Europe, the world’s tourism playground. As reported by Aviation A2Z, the region as a whole is experiencing …
Some cities simply stand out from the crowd for all the right reasons, and this welcoming destination has so much to love! Think mouthwatering street food, stunning temples and monuments, and some of the region’s very best beaches. Penang is one of the most popular vacation spots in Malaysia, earning it the nickname the Pearl …
It’s no secret digital nomads love Thailand for its unmatched social scene, Indonesia for that slow-paced island lifestyle, and Japan for its incredible infrastructure, but it seems that, all along, there’s been an equally fascinating country waiting in the wings, ready to take center stage: An economic powerhouse in Southeast Asia, Malaysia has seen a …
If you’re a digital nomad looking for somewhere warm to escape to right now and that won’t wipe your savings account clean, you’ve come to the right page. Not everyone has the money––and the social currency––to access the inner circles of Dubai’s expat community, and we’re not sure about you, but Playa Del Carmen is …
As the cost of living crisis intensifies and all our usual digital nomad hotspots become a tad too pricey to live in––Croatia, Georgia, we’re looking at you––it’s easy to feel as if options for middle-income country-hoppers are, well, scarce to say the least. Look up any mainstream media-curated list of top digital nomad destinations, and …
It’s time to put back-alley izakayas, lightning-quick bullet trains, and endless nights of karaoke aside. That’s right, as incredible as Tokyo may be, there’s some friendly competition across the continent. It’s safe to say solo travel may not be for you if you find yourself having the slightest dull moment in Japan, but one exotic …
With its lower cost of living, fascinating culture that is unlike anything Westerners have grown up exposed to, and world-class city breaks, Asia is one of the most popular destinations for digital nomads right now, and it would probably be their go-to spot, were it not for one slight caveat: Across a majority of Asian …
For the last couple of years, Bangkok has become a digital nomad capital of sorts in Asia, and many have attributed its success to a low cost of living–according to Nomad List, living there costs an average of $1,398 a month–and a lively social scene. It’s truly hard to beat Bangkok’s infamous Sukhumvit Soi 11 when …
Summer isn’t just for the ‘9 to 5′ worker ready to splurge on a vacation. No, summer attracts anyone with a sense of wanderlust ready to explore the world’s best destinations. If there’s one type of traveler who is always on the prowl for the next best thing, it’s undoubtedly digital nomads. Who can blame …
The land of smiles, ancient pagodas dating back centuries, breathtaking nature, and of course, high affordability, Asia seems to be on the radar of every digital nomad currently, considering life down there is usually a lot cheaper than in the Western World. As incredible as it may be, not all of Asia is receptive to …
Travelers are packing up their laptops and heading out high and low to find amazing new experiences, all while getting paid. Doesn’t sound like a bad gig, right? There’s not one singular industry catered to remote workers, but some places don’t meet the mark in terms of cost of living. Southeast Asia isn’t one of …
The world capital for backpacking tourism, Southeast Asia (SEA), has a newfound fame as a digital nomad hotspot. Hardly a shock, seeing that a majority of SEA countries offer low prices and tropical weather, but while it’s not unexpected that Bali, Phuket, or even up-and-coming Vietnam would see a surge in nomads, an unlikely destination …