Blogs about travel, tips on being a digital nomad and other remote work hacks.
Every December we sit down and try to figure out what actually happened in remote work this year. Some years the write-up is short because nothing meaningful changed. Remote work 2025 is not one of those years. The headline number:…
Remote work communication is the single biggest skill gap in the distributed workforce, and almost nobody talks about it. We hire people at mydigitalnomads who are brilliant at their jobs. Designers, developers, marketers, project managers. They’ve got portfolios, references, years…
Spain just topped the 2025 Global Digital Nomad Report, scoring 99.67 out of 100. According to Euro Weekly News, it beat every other country in the world. That’s not entirely surprising if you’ve spent time there, but the Spain digital…
Remote work cybersecurity is one of those topics everyone nods along to and almost nobody actually does anything about. I get it. You’re in a cafe in Barcelona, the WiFi is fast, you’ve got a deadline. The last thing you…
The slowmad lifestyle is what happens when digital nomads get tired of packing. I don’t mean that as a joke. The stereotypical nomad changes cities every few weeks, works from a different cafe every day, and posts sunset laptop photos…
Let’s talk about digital nomad insurance, because most people either ignore it completely or throw money at the wrong policy and assume they’re covered. We get asked about this constantly at mydigitalnomads. Someone joins the team, moves to Bali or…
The freedom of the digital nomad lifestyle is exhilarating—new cities, fresh experiences, and the joy of working from anywhere. But without structure, it can quickly turn chaotic. Crafting a sustainable and effective remote work routine is the secret sauce that…
The Philippines has officially joined the digital nomad revolution, and it’s about to become your new favorite remote work destination. With 7,600 pristine islands, world-class surf breaks, and a cost of living that’ll make your wallet smile, the newly announced…
Minimalism has gained popularity as a lifestyle choice, and for digital nomads, it’s more than just an aesthetic—it’s a practical approach to working and traveling with fewer burdens. By focusing on essentials, streamlining workflows, and decluttering both physically and digitally,…
Building and maintaining strong client relationships is a cornerstone of success for digital nomads. When working remotely across time zones and cultures, establishing trust and effective communication becomes even more critical. By leveraging the right strategies and tools, remote workers…