The capital city of Croatia is a lively, historic, vibrant, and fun place to spend some time. If you’re thinking of living in Zagreb, get ready for an experience like no other;...
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Please be advised that this Yogyakarta travel guide hasn’t been updated in 2024. Prices and travel guidelines may no longer be accurate so it’s important that you verify any information...
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Endless views of Mt. Fuji, hot spring hotels, and delicious Hoto noodles are what you can expect on a weekend trip to Kawaguchiko. If it’s your first time in Fuji Five Lakes,...
Share The Article Famous for its pristine coastline, year-round warmer weather, tropical nature, and upscale resort cities, Mexico is currently one of the most popular digital nomad havens, drawing in millions of...
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Michael used to be tied to his desk. Now, his colleagues never know where he’ll be when he logs on. Sometimes his background on Zoom meetings is his quaint home in Virginia...
Welcome to my digital nomad guide to living in Phu Quoc. Home to stunning beaches, spectacular national parks, and some fantastic cultural and historical sights, it’s a remote worker’s dream destination. To alleviate...
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A few weeks back I read an article in the New York Times about the problems facing Spanish renters in the city of Malaga. The author interviewed a working-class Spaniard who said...
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The Most Affordable Places for Digital Nomads Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility This device is too small If you're on a Galaxy Fold, consider unfolding your phone...
Cozumel, Mexico, is one of those places that truly lives at “island speed.” What I loved most about living in Cozumel as a digital nomad was the slow pace of life, the...
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Dubai’s stringent safety laws ensure that residents and tourists enjoy a secure environment. It encompasses everything ranging from strict enforcement of alcohol regulations to heterogeneous security measures, making this city one of...
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I took my first three week trip to Europe in 2012. I was 19 years old and it was my first trip to Europe, as well as my first solo trip ever....
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New regulation affecting temporary accommodation services offered via digital platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com came into effect as of Thursday in Mexico City.The regulations were approved in March after the capital’s mayor,...
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Welcome to my digital nomad guide to living in Hoi An. This wonderful and historic Vietnamese city is one of my favorite places to work remotely. It offers the perfect mixture of...
Share The Article Last Updated 4 weeks agoAre you a U.S.-based digital nomad considering relocating abroad, preferably somewhere where the weather stays warm year-round, the cost of living is low, and people...
For years, New Zealand has been at the very top of my bucket list. I almost went a few times (a cancelled flight deal in 2018 and changed honeymoon plans in 2021),...
Exploring the transformative impact of Slow Travel and Slow Food, this article delves into how these movements promise a more sustainable, inclusive, and culturally rich tourism industry. By prioritizing depth over breadth...
Paris is a notoriously expensive city. Alexis Averbuck, author of the new Lonely Planet Paris guidebook, shares her insider tips on how to experience the city, without maxing your credit card. Paris might be...
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It's no secret digital nomads love Thailand for its unmatched social scene, Indonesia for that slow-paced island lifestyle, and Japan for its incredible infrastructure, but it seems that, all along, there's been...
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“Gringo go home,” reads a huge graffiti in Roma, Mexico City’s trendy neighborhood that has become a mecca for short- and long-stay global tourism. “I wish someone nationalist would come along and...
