Tag: Digital Nomads

Can virtual work really create a positive socio-economic impact worldwide? A panel of speakers addressed this topic during a remote work conference in the Canary Islands. The panel explained that, ...

A new study finds that over 15.5 million workers in the US consider themselves to be “digital nomads,” which is a 112% increase from the levels seen in 2019.

Australia closed its borders to international travelers at the start of the pandemic, but the country is ready to move past the health crisis and welcome tourists back.

Europe is seeing the perks of digital nomad programs and how they help contribute to local economies, and Spain is one of the most recent countries to join the trend.

The Guild is an apartment management company that offers short and long-term leases that accommodate the growing population of remote workers and digital nomads.

International tax laws, work visas, labor laws, customs, and cost of living all play a huge part in the work-anywhere lifestyle. Andy Stofferis explains some of the key things to ...

As a portion of knowledge workers continues to work remotely, Airbnb has seen an uptick in long-term bookings that indicates an increase in work-life flexibility.

A ‘lomad’ is a ‘local nomad’. The pandemic rapidly accelerated the lomad trend, as more companies allowed workplace flexibility. As the number of lomads continue to grow, Robert Kropp dives ...

Digital Nomads World (DNW), the new and only face-to-face trade show and educational conference dedicated to digital nomads, freelancers, and remote workers will debut in Washington D.C. May 11th & ...

Airbnb has announced a rollout of over 50 new features, with some accommodating the growing number of flexible and remote working policies.