The rise of technology and the internet has made it possible for people to work from anywhere in the world. This has led to the growth of digital nomadism, a lifestyle that allows individuals to work remotely while traveling and exploring the world. While digital nomadism offers a lot of freedom and flexibility, it's not without its challenges, particularly when it comes to maintaining mental health and wellbeing.

If you are a digital nomad roaming around the globe and starting a business, it is crucial to find the best jurisdiction with the least amount of paperwork and to maintain tax efficiency to make the most of your time when constantly traveling. The small Nordic country of Estonia has been at the forefront of digitalisation. A leading example to many countries, Estonia shows how to make time-consuming processes like submitting an annual report, declaring taxes, or adding new shareholders faster and 100% online.

This stunning subtropical island is often compared to Hawaii for its volcanic landscapes, rugged coastline, and botanical wonders.

Here’s why you must get to the Azores Islands in Portugal before the word spreads!

We are super excited to announce our first Nomad Village in South America, more specifically in one of the most beautiful villages in Brazil, Pipa, in Rio Grande do Norte State. The official launch date of the project is the 1st of November, until then we will be preparing everything to welcome our community.

If you're looking for a place to call home on your next adventure, coliving might be the perfect option for you. Find out why in this article!

When you say you are open to do “any job”, what you are really telling the recruiter is that you don’t know what you want, you have no clarity about your skills, you have no career plan and you are most likely desperate to land a job. Believe me: the combination of all these elements will push you away from the list of candidates who will move ahead in the recruitment process.

Travelling can take you to all places you can ever dream of. The best teacher of experience is when you go out and explore the world. We all have our dream vacations and getaways. Saving and planning for places we would like to visit makes us excited and thrilled to no end. Sometimes, there comes a point in our lives when we want to live someplace besides our motherland.

Being a digital nomad means moving from place to place at a pace that feels right to you. But finding the right digital nomad housing can be tricky. After all, hotels can quickly get expensive, and you want a place that feels like a temporary home away from home — not just someplace where you sleep. Companies like NomadX are working hard to meet this need by providing services to help pair up digital nomads with mid-term housing.

Is working remotely becoming the office of the future? Yes — and for many good reasons — says Scott Mautz, a former executive at Procter & Gamble who writes about business. “When you stop and you look at the data available to us, in almost two-thirds of the cases, every leader that granted the work from home option has found productivity has increased by as much as 50%,” he tells Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson.

The slow travel movement has been gaining steam lately, but what is it, exactly? Here’s what you need to know about slow travel, and how to tell if it’s right for you. You travel to experience new places and cultures, and, of course, to get a break from your everyday life. But at some point, you may have come across the term “slow travel” and wondered what it’s all about.

Portugal’s capital is a picturesque city full of beautiful streets, cosy venues, cultural finds and wallet-friendly restaurants. In Lisbon, history blends with modernity and a centuries-old landmark may sit side by side with a hip hotel; each street has a story to tell and each corner reveals a different secret. These are the coolest neighbourhoods to visit when in Lisbon.

With the recent surge in tourism, Invicta has inspired a myriad of books, essays and articles. Be it the millennium-old Cathedral or the latest molecular gastro-pub, interesting facts about Porto can be found everywhere. Today we want to talk about some of the lesser-known stories of Porto. If you already know our insane “sandwich”, that Port wine and codfish definitely do not go along, and that — for the last time — Eiffel had absolutely nothing to do with the building of the Luiz I bridge… this article is for you.

What’s the weekly schedule? Who’s here with me? What’s going on in Lisbon? What’s there to do on weekends? If you’ve asked yourself any of the questions above, keep reading to learn about what a typical week in Lisbon looks like. Living, working, and playing in a new city can be an adjustment, so here’s the weekly roadmap we prepared for you!

Portugal’s long coast presents copious opportunities for exciting water activities; this, coupled with the region’s sunny climate, makes it the ideal place for a beach-oriented trip. Discover the best of Lisbon Water Activities.

Find it difficult to find ways to be productive as a nomad? You’re at the third coffee shop of the morning. Why? It’s the first one with fast wifi. It’s time to finish the deliverable that’s due at noon. But wait. Noon in the client’s timezone. So, that means… 4 am this morning.

This one is for the history buffs and museum geeks out there. With a limited budget and busy schedule, you shouldn’t waste your efforts trying to see it all — so we’ve narrowed it down so that you can see the best Monuments & Museums of Lisbon.

Whether you’re looking for vibrant culture, unique(and delicious) food, some good old relaxation, stunning beaches, or a booming nightlife, Lisbon is one of the few cities that can truly claim to have it all. Discover 12 reasons to travel to Lisbon. This charming city offers something for everyone, no matter what your interests are.

While Lisbon’s tech scene makes it is great fit for digital Nomads, the city would still be a must-visit destination even if it never incubated a single startup or saw a VC dollar. Learn all you need to know about Lisbon Culture.

Portugal is home to more than 150 forts and castles — proof of the nation’s dedication to remaining independent and empowered.

Portuguese people are lovely and very good hosts, but we can have some strange customs. Whether you are coming for a visit or moving to Portugal, here is a list of the 15 things you should expect when interacting with local people in Portugal.

We have very exciting news for the future of the NomadX brand and community! We’ve closed a strategic merger of NomadX brand assets with digital nomad and remote work influencer, Gonçalo Hall, who’ll take over as the CEO and rebrand his digital nomad community initiatives as NomadX!

Whether you’re interested in becoming a digital nomad or have already been living the lifestyle, there are plenty of digital nomad books out there worth reading.

Not sure if the digital nomad lifestyle is right for you? These are the top digital nomad pros and cons to consider.

Being a digital nomad has plenty of perks. Here are the top benefits of being a digital nomad, plus why they matter.

It can be hard to figure out what to pack before you become a slow traveler. Here’s what should be on your digital nomad packing list.

Being a remote worker often means working from home. Here are the working from home tips every remote worker needs to make WFH a success.

What to Look for In a Digital Nomad Rental? There are a few key factors to look for in digital nomad rentals. Here’s what you need to know.

If you have a desk job, it’s probably crossed your mind at least at some point: You could technically do your job from anywhere. Instead, you’re doing the daily commute and sitting at a desk at your office for kicks — or, at least, it can feel that way. Learn how to start working remotely now.

Why do nomads leave home and hearth? Many outside the nomad community will probably think, “Well, that’s a no-brainer, isn’t it? Working remotely on a sunny beach in an exotic place!”, but there is much more to it. After many deep-dive interviews with digital nomads (in Portugal) and academic research, I’ve boiled it down to three stages. Perhaps it will help you to finally take the plunge and go for it!

Wondering how successful people start their day? In this article, you’ll find the best morning routines and ideas to help you start the day right and be as productive as possible.

Deciding to become a digital nomad is exciting, but there are a few important steps to take first. Here’s what you need to know!

It’s more important now than ever to stay healthy and strengthen immune system. Here’s how to make it happen.

Everyone’s path to becoming a digital nomad is a little different. Here are a few ways to get your nomad journey started now and be a digital nomad.

You’re going to need some form of banking as a digital nomad. Here’s what to consider, and the best banking options for digital nomads out there.

In Madeira was created the first Digital Nomad Village in the world! The pilot project started in February 2021, in Ponta do Sol, and will run until June 30. The nomad village offers digital nomads and other travelers, free working space and free internet at John dos Passos Cultural Centre.