Digital nomading, which refers to the growing trend of enjoying life and work equally in the aftermath of the pandemic, might be what gen Z has been waiting for!
Here are some amazing places that make for a great escape to work remotely
Lisbon (Portugal)
The Portuguese capital is fantastic if you want to spend time travelling while balancing a job as well. Beautiful Lisbon oozes with old world charm and fun city life, and this is amplified with perfect summer weather and delectable cuisine. Strong and low-cost internet connections are also a huge plus. Did you know that Portugal also offers a digital nomad visa?
Timişoara (Romania)
Often referred to as ‘Little Vienna’ because of its historical qualities, elegant buildings and secessionist architecture, this beautiful city has a buzzing entertainment scene with musical theatre, regular performances, art galleries, museums and music events. The energy and vibe that Timişoara emanates is youthful and hip, making it an excellent place for digital nomads to set up shop if they are looking for a lively place to live. It is as convenient as a large city but also as peaceful as a rural town.
Chiang Mai (Thailand)
Chiang Mai is a trendy and popular nomadic hub, which boasts a wide range of coworking spaces and facilities, restaurants, cafes and amazingly fast internet speeds. If you can ignore the air quality, Chiang Mai is a safe and chillaxed city to live in. Surrounded by forests and mountains, cultural sites and culinary experiences, you have plenty of opportunities to work and play while you set up residence there with Thailand’s new 10 year long-term residence visa.
Mexico City (Mexico)
If you are looking for a relatively low cost of living for your life as a digital nomad, head over to Mexico City. The free six months visa, multiple coworking spaces, and of course, Mexican food and parties is the whole deal. There is no shortage of things to do if you want a break from work, numerous reasonable accommodation options and tasty food within budget.
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
If you are a digital nomad looking for a more Latin American sort of flare, Buenos Aires should be the place to be. Saturated with a rich culture, incredible food and a bustling night life, this global capital city is affordable and provides plenty of spaces for digital nomads to plug in and get to work.
Canggu (Indonesia)
Who wouldn’t want to work in Bali? The town of Canggu in Bali, is home to a large expat community that believe in coworking spaces and doing their ‘desk’ jobs from a distance. The town is packed with great cafes that not only serve amazing Indonesian delicacies but also offer excellent internet connections to keep you connected on the go. The digital nomadic community holds many networking events and workshops, which are bound to be useful for those who are new to the scene.
Nicola loves nature/wildlife photography, creative designing and travelling.
