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The Camino de Santiago is an incredibly popular journey that thousands of pilgrims have embarked upon… but is it feasible to do it while being a digital nomad? Take a look

Need a remote work friendly laptop that is not expensive but light and powerful? Here are some remote work friendly laptops you can take on your digital nomad travels with you!

Getting your head down and concentrating on work can be tough when you’re constantly on the move. Here are some of the best noise-cancelling headphones (with microphones) for digital nomads!

When you’re living a nomadic lifestyle and carrying your life on your back, having a comfortable pack with room for your gear is a must. Here are our favourites!

Want to network and learn in Digital Nomads or Remote Work events? Check which are the top ones you can’t miss in 2018!

The digital nomads gadgets and gear you can’t miss in your packing list: from backpacks to adapters! Check all the gear you need to take with you in 2018.

We’ve compiled some of the best resources into one place to give you instant access to advice on every aspect of working remotely as a digital nomad. Check them out!

How to stay connected as a digital nomad when traveling internationally and working remotely? Check out these mobile hotspots options!

Normal health insurance doesn’t usually cover long-term travellers who frequently move country, in this post we go through the top health insurance alternatives for digital nomads and assess their characteristics so you can choose the best option.

What common problems you can face when working remotely? Alex shares the challenges she has had and how she has addressed them.

Whether you’re working full time for a remote company, picking up freelance gigs online, or offering consulting services to global clients, here are six ways you can make a solid income as a globe-trotting digital nomad.

Remote work is booming and moving to be able to work at an amazing company is becoming a thing of the past! Take a look at 7 amazing remote based companies hiring now 👩🏻‍💻✈️🌏

Which are the cheapest but also attractive and safe places with good enough internet connection to travel in 2018? Here you have some of them.

Choosing to become a digital nomad is a big decision that requires a lot of careful planning and preparation. Check out this checklist to avoid missing anything important ☝️

These online transfer services let remoters move money from their bank account or credit card into online accounts, bank accounts, and even into cold hard cash.

The appeal of the nomadic lifestyle is the freedom, flexibility and opportunity to explore the hidden corners of the world while working: Here are some of the best destinations to visit in 2018.

Barcelona is a top city for remote workers. We look at great spaces with great digital nomad membership options.

The best online tools to keep you in shape while you’re on the road.

The most popular online payment programs on the market today, along with their primary features, compared.

10 perfect spaces to start your European trek. Hopefully you meet someone new and find a new collaborator along the way.

Sometimes the costs of the digital nomad life are hard to put your finger on. Here’s the last in our series on the hidden costs of going remote.

These mobile banking options offer digital nomads more flexible financial services.

If you are new to life as a freelancer, consultant, or entrepreneur, you may not have considered the tax burden you’re about to face. Here’s what you need to know!

How to effectively hire a remote based team of professionals? Learn more about the tips, criteria and resources Adinton use.

Maybe you’re motived by the vibe at a cool café. Or, maybe you prefer the business-like set up of a co-working space. But have you ever considered which option is better for your budget? We compared costs in four different digital nomad cities.

There’s more to digital nomad expenses than transportation and accommodation. Staying healthy gets more complicated when you’re on the road. In the part two of our series we look at the costs of taking care of yourself.

Most remote workers know about cafes and coworking. But there are other options for digital nomads who need a productive place to work. We’re thinking outside the box to bring you some creative ideas for finding work space on the road.

They are a place to admit your fears, share your goals, or find someone who can have your back. Some nomads take the next step and attend camps and events.
Some of these spaces—both online and in real life—are exclusively for women.

Going remote can be a cost-effective way to see the world while you work. But there’s more to digital nomad expenses than transportation and accommodation. In the first part of our series The Hidden Costs of Going Remote, we look at the travel costs we often forget about.

A laptop is the universal tool for remote workers and digital nomads. But the average laptop screen is only 15 inches, which can seriously limit productivity. Here are four ways to increase your screen’s “real estate” and get more done.