As a digital nomad and adventure seeker, I’m always on the lookout for places that let me blend work with my passion for outdoor sports. Europe is a playground for adrenaline junkies like me, offering everything from snow-covered peaks to epic surf breaks, all within
Visiting Bansko soon? Maybe heading to Bansko Nomad Fest in 2024? In any case, the most commonly asked question is the same – how and where to find accommodation for digital nomads in Bansko. The information online is definitely picking up but there's still lots of
Barcelona is home to hundreds, if not thousands, of lively coffee shops, cafés, and bars. Although some may serve up a killer cup of coffee, not all places are ideal for working or studying. Many specialty coffee shops are takeout only, while the classic cafés
You finally found some remote work, renewed your passport, and are ready to hit the road on your first digital-nomad adventure in Europe. That’s all there is to it, right? While it may seem like all you need is your laptop and passport to successfully work
Being a digital nomad isn't just a lifestyle for me – it's a story built over years of work, challenges, and a love for freedom. I'm not the classic digital nomad always on the move. I've got a home base in Bansko, Bulgaria, where I
A few months ago I took part of Flatio's Digital Nomad Inspectors club. Flatio is a new rental housing platform specifically designed for digital nomads. I got to stay in one of the apartments and verify the property for remote work purposes – and what
You've worked hard to build up your online business and now you're ready to take the show on the road. Pack your bags, you're headed to the surfing mecca of Ericeira, Portugal. This is a guest post by Nomadico Coliving – a new place for digital
Montenegro, with its alluring blend of historic towns, pristine beaches, and rugged mountains, is not just a tourist paradise, but also a burgeoning hub for digital nomads. In this age of remote work, more and more professionals are seeking destinations that offer both relaxation and
Bulgaria is becoming more and more attractive for digital nomads and remote workers to spend a few weeks, months, or even to move their base there. The advantages are obvious – low cost of living, quality lifestyle, close to nature, great flight connections, international environment,
Slow Travel isn’t for everyone, but if you love to travel and you have a bit of flexibility, this is a great way to get to know somewhere new, gain a sense of community, and so much more.
