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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.
If you want to take some time for yourself, to experience a city with a unique charm, where nature is at the focus, you must explore Sinaia. Sinaia is a little town at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains in Romania, which conceal an abundance of extremely intriguing...
For digital nomads who move about from one location to another in quest of, at the very least, a temporary change of culture, perspective, and way of life, coworking spaces are a must. Because digital nomads still need to work despite the need for change. ...
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of cities, forget about the crowds of people you meet at every tourist point in a new area you arrive at, and, in essence, change the paradigm, Rosia Montana should be on your list in 2023. Rosia Montana, a mining...
Sighisoara is a fairy tale land, located in Transylvania, Romania's richest region in legends. Because coworking spaces are not exactly a rule of the area, this remains an ideal form of disconnection from routine, in a neighbourhood that, at least from an...
Iasi is an important university city in eastern Romania, near the border with Moldova. A city known mostly for the monasteries it has, which convey stories about how the place was hundreds of years ago, Iasi has, in reality, much more beauty to offer. Every monastery...
Sibiu is a place of ice and fire. Mostly ice, especially if we are thinking about the cold season that is right around the corner. But the fire is in all the friendly people that you will meet on all the streets of beautiful Sibiu, a city embraced by some of the most...
Oradea is one of the significant art nouveau cities in Europe, so your time spent here will be about admiring great buildings, each one with a story of its own. Of course, Oradea is not just about its buildings, but about the whole vibe of the city and the nature that...
Timisoara is one of the biggest cities in Romania, known mostly for its Secessionist architecture. Also, Timisoara is the main economic, social and cultural centre in western Romania. This city defined by baroque buildings attracts thousands of students every year and...
Cluj-Napoca is a city in northwestern Romania and is, also, the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region, known all over the world for its vampire legends. One of the most popular cities in Romania, Cluj-Napoca is home to universities, vibrant nightlife and...
Bucharest is the capital and the commercial centre of Romania, which hosts over 1.83 million inhabitants. This city is mostly known for its iconic landmark, the massive communist-era Palatul Parlamentului government building, which has 1,100 rooms. Of course,...
This article explores the main elements of remote work policies being implemented by companies around the world and examines them from the perspective of destinations looking to attract and meet the needs of remote employees wanting to take a Workation. Is...
An increasing number of destinations are offering Workation retreats, opening their doors to digital nomads and remote workers for designated seasons. These destinations not only provide discounted rates for extended stays but also employ community managers to create...
Tourism is a highly fulfilling industry as destinations open their doors to people seeking experiences and making memories. However, one of the biggest challenges for some destinations is seasonality. The seasonal fluctuations between high and low demand can make it...
Travel insurance company InsureMyTrip is the latest business to release its list of the best cities in the world for digital nomads. The list may surprise you. While some of the usual suspects are on there, some of their cities are currently flying below the radar but...
We have long bemoaned the lack of a visa for those who want to travel down under. While we are still waiting for Australia to relax its infamously tough (and expensive) visa rules, New Zealand is taking the lead. The New Zealand government announced on January 27,...
As the end of the year approaches, EY Global Limited has launched its EY 2024 Mobility Reimagined Survey, which reviews the visas available to digital nomads and remote workers. As part of this piece of work, EY has published an interactive map, which highlights the...
In the first week of November 2024, the digital nomad initiative Hoppin Jeju hosted the Jeju Workation and Global Digital Nomads gathering on Jeju Island. This is an independent province off the south coast of the Korean Peninsula, which includes the country’s largest...
Since launching its digital nomad visa in 2023, Spain has had one of the world’s most popular digital nomad visas. This is down to a combination of the fantastic Spanish lifestyle and the accessibility of the visa, with one of the lowest qualifying incomes worldwide....
San Antonio is a city that thrives on its rich history, vibrant culture, and mouthwatering cuisine. Every corner feels like a celebration of traditions, blending the old with the new in ways that are impossible to resist. Whether you're strolling through historic...
Kazakhstan has traditionally been a nomadic country, with pastoral nomads moving across the country’s 2.7 million square kilometers (the 9th largest country in the world) and living full-time in dome-shaped yurts. Therefore, it seems fitting that Kazakhstan should...
