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As a digital nomad, you have hundreds of choices in terms of where to go. The choice is yours, if you prefer sitting on a beach laptop in toe, or if you prefer the hustle and bustle of the city – it’s up to you.
But, What makes a great destination for digital nomads and how can you be sure that you’ll be able to keep up the pace and live your life and work in a country that’s completely alien to you?
Don’t stress. On this page, you’ll learn all about the top destinations for digital nomads around the globe. From currencies and customs to the cost of living and culture, you’ll be able to decide which location is most suited to your individual needs and desires.
Melbourne is sometimes overlooked by visitors to Australia who are drawn to Sydney and the gorgeous east coast beaches. But Australia’s second largest city is consistently ranked among the most liveable cities in the world, which is why it makes a great home for...
It’s not just a mode of work anymore, digital nomadism is presenting an opportunity for more freedom and adventure for workers, and a major economic opportunity for countries starved for tourism revenues after 2 years of lockdowns. The evidence for this is clear, with...
Big cities with a lot of traffic can occasionally be overwhelming, and your heart may begin to long for somewhere calmer and more laid-back. Many digital nomads who preferred not to reside in Serbia's capital city have found Novi Sad to be a beautiful place to call...
Barcelona is one of Spain’s most visited cities, and for good reason. While Barcelona is a city, the location also experiences the enjoyment of a location by the sea. This allows visitors and locals alike to enjoy the best of both worlds; busy city life and the...
Digital nomads have increasingly been interested in Belgrade. With its low cost of living and abundance of places to spend your free time, Serbia's capital city has a lot to offer. Belgrade is located at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube rivers, which not only...
The accommodation booking giant Airbnb announced earlier this month that it will partner with 20 digital nomad-friendly destinations to support them in creating hubs for remote workers and digital nomads. It is estimated that there are more than 50 million people...
The capital of Queensland, Australia’s sunshine state, Brisbane is the third most populous city in Australia with around 2.6 million residents, and 3.8 million in the greater metropolis area that extends as far as the Gold Coast. Brisbane has all the appeal of a big...
Madrid has a population of over 3 million residents and it is the most populated city in Spain. It’s also known as one of the most lively and entertaining cities in Europe. The culture is like no other, specifically the food famous in Madrid. The city is one of the...
Co-founder of award-winning co-living Sun and Co. describes the experience as “a summer camp for grownups” who are in this case digital nomads. Jon founded Sun and Co. with his friend Eduardo in 2015. He worked in the co-working field, while Eduardo ran a hostel, so...
Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and it is one of the most visited places in Ireland. Dublin’s most appealing features include its pubs, wide music culture, and friendly residents. Home to the widest street in Europe, the area has many tourist attractions to...
