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From individuals who travel continuously to those who travel for months or weeks at a time, being a digital nomad is an increasingly acceptable and feasible way to work, reaping rewards for both employee and employer. In the U.S., the population of digital nomads rose nearly 50% between 2019 and 2020, reaching 10.9 million people,…

As the world opens back up, many people have renewed their intentions to travel. Concurrently, the pandemic underscored how much easier it was to work from home than most professionals expected. So it’s not surprising that businesses are adapting to become more travel-friendly. In 2019, just over seven million Americans identified as digital nomads. That number exploded by 49% in…

One study shows that in mid-2020, the digital-nomad population in the US exploded 50% from 2019, up to 10.9 million from 7.3 million. And, as more workers turn nomadic, the lifestyle has mainstreamed: telling your family or company you want to move around while you work might have drawn skeptical looks in the past, but the…

Digital Nomads are the people who work remotely from different parts of the world and not necessarily from an office. They can work from a hotel room in Barbados or in Paris or even a vacation house in Greek islands like Santorini or Mykonos. They can complete their daily tasks with the help of technology and…

Let’s say you’re thinking about becoming a digital nomad this summer, making the most of your company’s work-from-home policy as borders reopen before the bosses require you back in the office. About 10.9 million Americans last year described themselves as digital nomads — people who work remotely and tend to travel from place to place…

While various parts of the globe begin to reopen as more people get vaccinated, remote workers might feel inspired to go abroad. Conversely, 17 million people reportedly aspire to become a digital nomad one day, according to research from MBO Partners.

Covid-19 has forced millions of professionals around the world to abandon their office and relocate to a remote style of work. Despite these lifestyle challenges, digital nomading is likely to return to growth as the pandemic abates. MBO Partners, in their most recent report, found there are 10.9 million digital nomads, up from just 7.6 million in…

Digital nomads, ironically, are easy to locate. By nature of their lifestyle, many have built careers on the internet: sharing snapshots of dreamy landscapes spun from coconut palm trees and rainbow-colored villas, hosting blogs that detail the ins and outs of life perpetually on the road. In 2019, consulting firm MBO Partners found that 7.3 million American workers described themselves…