It's time to take a hard look at how we live as digital nomads, says travel blogger Geena Truman.
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It's time to take a hard look at how we live as digital nomads, says travel blogger Geena Truman.
Working online whilst traveling the world sounds like a dream job for many people. But what exactly is a digital nomad? Pete and Supi live as digital nomads....
Start collecting passport stamps as you work and travel these affordable, expat-friendly cities with the best internet. Is your home office or cubicle caving in on you? When you start working remotely, all you need is a laptop and a strong internet connection to turn almost any part of the world into your productive workspace. You’ll be able to break out of your rut and set your own work hours so you can explore new cities and rack up passport stamps around the globe — all while still earning an income. Knowing which cities you’ll be able to thrive in as a digital nomad makes all the difference in how successful your trekking will be.
