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Spain Would Like Its Digital Nomads to Stop Moving
Photo by David Gil de la Canal on Unsplash
The most inconvenient thing about digital nomads, from a village’s point of view, is the nomadic bit.
You attract someone with a laptop, introduce them to the local café, and just as the owne...
Palermo Wants Digital Nomads. Palermo Also Has Neighbours.
Photo by Ricardo Gomez Angel on Unsplash
There is a point in almost every digital nomad presentation when a photograph of a laptop appears beside something Mediterranean.
The laptop is open. The sea is blue. Nobody appears to be looki...
Trieste Has a Date with the Future. Naturally, It’s at the Cinema.
Photo by Daniel Seßler on Unsplash
Trieste has always been a city that looks in more than one direction. Its architecture points towards Vienna, its cafés towards a literary Europe, its waterfront towards the Adriatic, and its history...
Italy Has 809 Places Worth a Second Look. We Put Them on a Map.
Apparently, Italy is always giving away houses.
Every few months, another international newspaper discovers a small Italian town offering properties for one euro. The headlines are irresistible. The photographs are beautiful. The comme...
Your Cheap Rural Escape May Be More Expensive Than You Think.
Imagine a remote worker choosing between a €1,500 apartment in a major European city and a €500 rental in a small Italian town.
On paper, the decision is almost embarrassingly easy. One thousand euros saved every month. More space, better...
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On a mission to inspire 100 million new digital nomads, travellers and explorers.
Entrepreneur, Journalist & Publisher, NED — currently pretending I’m on sabbatical to write, learn, teach, and lead the regeneration of Italy’s historic villages.
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