US EditionGlobal study maps shifting landscape of digital nomad hubs
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Global study maps shifting landscape of digital nomad hubs
A new study has revealed Southeast Asia is leading the current remote working boom, as Caribbean nations emerge as tomorrow's digital nomad hotspots. Olivia Palamountain reports As the global digital nomad population surpasses 40 million in 2024, remote workers are increasingly drawn to destinations that combine affordable living, reliable internet and inspiring surroundings. While established hotspots such as Bali have long been popular with di…
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