Digital Nomads Weekly Issue 2

More than 100,000 people have been laid off in the technology industry alone this year, and — either by circumstance or choice — at least some of them are

How to get clients, reviews and stable income

The Booking.com Genius program is free and easy to join and can offer travellers some serious savings and epic freebies. Find more here…

Learn how-to effectively balance work and travel as a digital nomad with our practical tips. Discover how-to establish a flexible routine, prioritize tasks, invest in essential tools, and find ideal work locations while maintaining productivity and exploring new destinations.

From booking smart to avoiding hidden fees, these strategies will help you travel the world without breaking the bank.

A step-by-step guide for mature nomads

Merida is a popular & vibrant colonial city located in Mexico’s Yucatan. Here are some of my favorite things to see and do in Merida!

A new analysis looked at 61 cities in the U.S. to crown Los Angeles the best destination for digital nomads.

Kenya President William Ruto announced the Digital Nomad Work Permit on October 2.

A new visa opens Italy up to remote workers, but they seem hard to snare. One lucky recipient explains how she struck gold, moving from San Francisco to Milan.

Learn about the countries offering digital nomad visas in 2024. Find out the requirements, how to apply, and the pros and cons of digital nomad visas.

Digital nomads can come to Canada for up to six months and work remotely in tech roles. Learn more about the Digital Nomad Visa today!

Turkey launched a digital nomad visa that allows recipients to live and work in the country for a year with the option to renew via a residence permit.

Take the opportunity to work in Italy with the Digital Nomad Visa! Enjoy the best of Italian culture while you build a successful remote career.

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Learn how-to avoid common travel scams as a solo traveler. This guide covers essential tips for staying safe, recognizing scams, and keeping your belongings secure during your travels.

A beginner’s guide to sustainable travel for digital nomads. Learn how to minimize your environmental impact, make conscious choices, and travel responsibly while exploring the world. Practical tips for eco-friendly adventures.

We’ve made plenty of mistakes. Some of them have cost us a lot of time and money. Particularly #7 on this list! In this article, I’m going to share with you the 12 lessons we’ve learned from 12 years of traveling and living abroad full time while running our remote freedom lifestyle businesses. Our friends ... Read more

Discover the 107th issue of Travel Bloggers Weekly – your essential guide for travel blogging tips, tools, and insights. Whether you’re just starting or seeking to level up, we’ve got everything you need to create, build, and grow your travel blog.

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Nomad Conference in Siargao, a small Surfer Island in the Philippines!

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Dates: March 23th - March 30th, 2025 Location: Albastru & Origini village, Berislavesti, 122 Principala street, Valcea county, Romania The Why Romania is quickly emerging as a top destination in Europe for digital nomads and remote workers, and through this experience, we aim to showcase its vast potential to welcome, support and provide enriching experiences for this growing community The Place Nestled at the foot of a mountain, surrounded by serene forests and blooming plum orchards, the village is a tranquil haven for peace and self-discovery. The 100 years old four charming houses have each its own unique style, blending old and new elements, personal treasures, and handcrafted items from local artisans. At the heart of our community is a transformed barn, where we gather to share stories and enjoy delicious, 100% homemade meals. The daily menu features a delightful array of seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, celebrating diverse culinary influences. Here, every meal is an eclectic experience, reflecting the rich spirit of our village. The Experience We design and co-create this experience as a blend of immersing into the local culture and dreamy scenery, working and living in community, exploring culinary richness while following your own rhythm. Because we want to create an intimate experience where we foster connection between the participants, this event has only 11 spots. Packages & what’s included (pricing is for 7 nights, 8 days) Shared Room Package (6 spots available - double room, separate beds ) - 1110 Eur / person Single Room Package (5 spots - single room) - 1378 Eur / person What’s included in each package accommodation in a 100 year old restored house and a barn at your disposal to work / hold meetings (white bord, projector and screen available). Each house has two separate bedrooms in the attick, bathroom at the ground floor and a common space with fire place high speed internet in the barn but also in the houses (portable hotspot) breakfast & dinner (all seasonal and home made food buffet style, the kitchen will work exclusively for your group and take any dietary preferences in consideration speciality coffee, tea and spring water at your disposal all day long access to sauna, outdoor yoga / sport practice area, heated glamping tent for workshops or movement practices 1 local craft workshop (we’ll host a pottery workshop under the guidance of an authentic artisan from Horezu, an old and very popular village known for its ceramic works) 1 guided tour to see local gems (either a waterfall or the Village Museum where a tresure hunt will be organised) community workshops / experiences fire camp community host Extra costs Light lunch - 15 Eur; Guided e-bike tours - 40 Eur Drinks and sodas Booking Your Spot Select your preferred package from the form below. Fill out all the questions from the form. Perform the payment in the following account (IBAN: RO19 INGB 0000 9999 1474 6509, SWIFT CODE: INGBROBUXXX, Beneficiary: Albastru & Origini SRL). Send your payment proof with the following title “Digital Nomad Experience Romania” at andreea.gatin.ag@gmail.com & acasa@albastrusiorigini.ro Please note: Register for this experience by 17th February, 2025. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Andreea at andreea.gatin.ag@gmail.com We can’t wait to share this experience with you! By filling out this registration form, you give your permission for us to use your contact information to send updates about future experiences like this in Romania. We prioritize your privacy and will not disclose your information to third parties.