There are many reasons why people look for remote jobs. Maybe they can’t stand the commute, prefer the productivity of the home office, or want more flexibility to balance work and life commitments. But what this all means is that competition for remote jobs is higher...
Remote employees are one of the biggest concerns for companies in relation to cybersecurity. Companies spent years developing their server hubs, firewalls, automatic backups, and other security protocols to keep data safe. But with more employees working remotely,...
Living the digital nomad lifestyle is all about balance. While the freedom to work from anywhere in the world is great, finding ways to unwind after a day of work is equally important. Because digital nomads spend a lot of time behind a computer screen, simply...
In the evolving world of photography, mirrorless cameras have emerged as a pivotal technology, blending the high-quality imaging of traditional SLRs with the portability and convenience of smaller, digital models. This shift has sparked a debate among photography...
On our many online travels, we recently came across an article on Tool Finder about what they think the big productivity trends will be in 2024. We thought their predictions were spot-on. To-do list apps and other personal productivity apps are back in fashion, and...
One of the biggest headaches when traveling can be using your cell phone. It is often the first thing you pull out when you land to let people know you have arrived, check maps and bookings, and catch up on what you missed out on while in the air. While you might be...
If you’re considering the digital nomad lifestyle, or you’re already living as a digital nomad, it can be useful to know how to pick up work as you travel. Freedom is the name of the game when it comes to living as a digital nomad, but you’ll need a regular stream of...
If you are a citizen of a third country and you want to travel to the European Schengen area, you get one tourist visa that lets you travel to all 27 Schengen countries. It allows you to spend up to 90 days in the Schengen area every 180 days. If you have a visa, for...
We all do our best work when focused and “in the zone”, but it can be challenging to reach that Zen state when working as a digital nomad. If you are working from your accommodation, a noisy café, or a busy coworking space, there are so many distractions that can rob...
If you are a digital nomad, your laptop is a hugely important part of your world. It is where you generate your livelihood, what you use to keep in touch with family and friends, and the hub from which you manage all your travel activities. Having the right laptop is...
