Tag: Digital Nomads

Sitting down with Allwork.Space’s Future of Work podcast, Mauro Repacci discusses the importance of how to create a digital nomad experience that is fulfilling for entire families.

Instead of taking long walks on a tropical beach during their breaks, digital snowmads hit the slopes and take advantage of an area’s ski slopes.

In recent months, digital nomads have become a huge driver of revenue for hospitality companies as more organizations pivot to a hybrid or remote work model.

While some locals have become disillusioned by increased traffic driving the price of living up, it appears that the city is pushing forth with presenting itself as an ideal location ...

Indonesia has announced that its tourist capital Bali will now offer a digital nomad visa, allowing professionals to call the idealistic region home for five or 10 years.

If you’ve ever wanted to live in Spain, there’s good news. Remote workers now have the opportunity to live and work there under a proposed new digital nomad visa.

Faced with the exciting prospect of being able to work – and therefore live – anywhere, there is now an extensive pool of knowledge and support for would-be digital nomads.

The average digital nomad is white, male, and their top destinations are Tokyo, Zagreb, Ko Pha Ngan, Medellin, Saint Petersburg and Madrid.

After Thailand, Croatia, the Cayman Islands, Bali, Costa Rica, and the Czech Republic have come out with visas specifically for digital nomads and remote workers, Portugal is now following suit.