The Most Trending Destinations for Digital Nomads (2)

According to a recent Qualtrics research, 80% of employees searching for a new job stated it was critical that their future employment to allow them to stay wherever. Employers are listening as well. Many organizations, like Lift, Airbnb, and 3M, are transitioning to permanent flexible work arrangements now that workers want to continue working remotely. Another example is Spotify, which promotes the concept that "job isn't something you go, it's something you do." Its work-from-anywhere approach allows people to work where and how they choose within specified geographic boundaries. For example, if a position is headquartered in Sweden, the individual may be able to work remotely throughout Europe.

Digital nomads were often assumed to be twenty-something backpackers who hopped from hostel to hostel searching for a place to plug in their laptop. Yet, flexible employment and homeschooling have ushered in a new kind of digital nomad that aspires to travel the world while making memorable memories with their children. According to a recent Lonely Planet poll, the "anywhere worker" exists. High-tech occupations may be found almost anywhere, with 61% working full-time. 70% of those in this group are between the ages of 24 and 44, while 35% are between the ages of 45 and 54. Over half are married, and, unlike the average digital nomad, 70% are parents who travel with their families.

Like the last blog, we are going to talk about the rest of the destinations that makes digital nomad dreams come true.

The most popular destinations according to Nomad List include:

1. Chiang Mai in Thailand

Some of the most trending places for digital nomads in Chiang Mai include Old City, Hang Dong, Nimman, and Chang-Dong are among them. Furthermore, there are additional areas that are yet to be explored which is equally as amazing. With gorgeous nature wonderfully interwoven with Lanna Culture and contemporary colors, Chiang Mai is a province that attracts millions of tourists each year, both Thai and foreign. Worshipping the Phra That Doi Suthep, an iconic Chiang Mai landmark, is a popular tourist activity in Chiang Mai. Thapae Walking Street allows you to experience the local way of life while shopping for trendy handcrafted products. Visit the Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden and Rajapruek Royal Park to see numerous plant varieties. On Nimmanhaemin Road, don't miss out on shopping for art, sampling local cuisine, and learning about cultures.

There are numerous networking opportunities for digital nomads in Chiang Mai. You will never feel alone with weekly meetups, dine-and-drink, outings, seminars, and other activities. You can also meet and network with aspiring entrepreneurs, freelancers, and remote employees.The neighborhood comes alive with activities and meetings at particular times of the year, such as mid-October through mid-February. You may learn more about these through the many digital nomad social networks.

2. Gran Canaria, Canary Islands in Spain

It, like the other Canary Islands, has an enviable temperature, an everlasting springtime that urges you to immerse yourself in its rich natural and scenic diversity, its attractive fishing and inland villages, customs, culture, and history. Furthermore notable is the modernity of tourist destinations and metropolitan centers such as Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

The vibrant, multicultural city is home to one of the most valuable gems the island has to offer, which surprises tourists. Gran Canaria expands its fantastic offering with a wide range of cultural, recreational, and sporting activities, as well as a diverse range of hotels, restaurants, stores, and well-being centers.

3. Ericeira in Portugal

Ericeira is best visited during the shoulder seasons of October to early November and March to early April. Throughout these months, the weather remains beautiful, although there are fewer visitors than during the peak summer season. Shoulder season is also when you'll find some of the greatest surfing waves! Summer months have substantially smaller waves and are therefore only suitable for beginners.

Ericeira offers some of Europe's best seafood: Ericeira will not disappoint if you enjoy seafood and fish. There are numerous eateries that serve fresh fish and seafood platters that are frequently caught locally. The best and cheapest options are further north near Ribeira D'Ilhas, but there is some fantastic seafood in the hamlet as well. Try a seafood plate, which includes clams, muscles, various types and sizes of shrimp, local crab dip etc.

4. Timisoara in Romania

Timisoara is a city in Romania's Timis region. It is well worth a visit because it contains several prominent sights like as Victory Plaza, Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist, and Unirii Square. Timisoara, which will be the European Parliament's City of Culture in 2023, is brimming with museums, galleries, and well-preserved historical structures. Yet it's hardly a stuffy museum town. Every building in Timi has a brilliant color, rivaled only by the rainbow 'Umbrella Street.

Timisoara is located in western Romania, only four hours from Budapest and five hours from Vienna. As a result, it is frequently the first destination for Western European visitors to Romania. It's also the most westernized section of Romania. Modern influences and forward-thinking attitudes are more common in Timisoara than in the rest of Romania. Fundamentally, the people are open-minded and friendly, and the dynamic city is rich in culture.

5. Medellín in Colombia

The city has many features and perks for those who work remotely, such as plenty of coworking spaces, free events, vibrant culture, and beautiful weather. Medelln has established itself as one of South America's most livable communities for digital nomads.The low cost of living, minimal taxes on income made abroad, good healthcare system, and exceptional infrastructure make it tempting to tech employees searching for a change of scenery while maintaining the same access and professionalism as at home. Medelln is a wonderful resort because of its gorgeous physical position and interesting cultural attractions.

Medellin, like Chang Mai and Bali, is gradually becoming a digital nomad destination. But why, you may be wondering. Its proximity to the United States is obviously a plus, and flights are easily found for under $200. Medellin is called as "The City of Perpetual Spring" for a reason: the weather is beautiful. It's a sunny 65-75° (or so) virtually every day, and with the exception of two wet seasons, it's a relatively excellent temperature to live in.

These are the most trending destinations listed by Nomad List for digital nomads who are looking for the best destinations to travel to.

Happy Backpacking!