In the ever-evolving landscape of work and lifestyle, the digital nomad has emerged as a symbol of freedom, blending the thrill of solo travel with the flexibility of remote work. As technology bridges the gap between borders, the world becomes a canvas for exploration, and the office transforms into wherever you choose it to be.

Flatio is a new company especially made for digital nomads, helping to find accommodation that you can have for an indefinite amount of time and places that offer good wifi. Work from anywhere and stay in amazing places.

So you’re a nomad or wannabe nomad and you want to do something to give back to this beautiful earth! You want to develop a skill or use a skill to help communities, animals, or do something environmental. I’m here to give you options to get you to do something extraordinary and fulfilling.

Being a digital nomad is just sitting on the beach with a pina colada and a laptop. And yes, it is one of the things a digital nomad can do, but being able to travel and live freely is so much more than just a pina colada on the beach.

When you’re starting a business, you have to be ready to think big and put yourself out there! It’s about taking the time to know your strengths and weaknesses so you can work smart and turn your business idea into something profitable, purposeful, and impactful. 

Travel and Medical Insurance for Digital Nomads and Travellers.

One of the biggest reasons to become a digital nomad is freedom, right? You want to go out, enjoy the food, drink the local hooch, and live life to the fullest. But you still want to look good on the beach! You want both! And if you listen to these tips from Marlon, you’ll get that beach bod and still get to enjoy yourself. Here are his top 5 tips for freedom AND fitness that give long-lasting results, wherever you are in the world!

Destinations for those who seek adventure sports.

It’s normal to be a little afraid of solo-travel, but it’s definitely worth the risk. Here are a few worries I’ve seen time and time again in clients and a few tips on how to manage them.

I have been a digital nomad, working from anywhere, for around 6 years. It’s been an amazing time where I have experienced a lot. From mint tea in Moroccan medinas to a delicious pad thai from a street food vendor in Thailand.