The digital nomad is a new breed of entrepreneur that brings a new level of freedom and independence, professionals who can work remotely are free to live wherever they choose and there are as many women as men. The workplace has seen radical changes since the start of the pandemic and working remotely is now an accepted thing, regardless of your chosen profession.
In this short article, we take a look at some of the destinations that female digital nomads prefer.
Southeast Asia
Currently in the number 1 slot, countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam are all very popular; some successful women entrepreneurs stay at the best hotels in Singapore while others rent pool villas in Phuket, there are many accommodation options, depending on your budget. If you head off to Bangkok at the end of the summer, you are sure to encounter other independent girls who manage their business online. The high-flyers like Singapore because it has the best of both worlds, while Cambodia and Vietnam offer unspoilt beauty and low prices. Many digital nomads make Bangkok their base and they travel to surrounding countries, returning every few weeks.
South America
Costa Rica, Peru and Bolivia are where the adventure women like to go; trekking the Andes, taking part in Ayahuasca ceremonies and experiencing the beauty of the Amazon and even surfing in Mexico! Remote workers typically prefer countries with a low cost of living; as long as there is a stable Internet connection, all is good.
Southern Europe
Countries such as Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece are the favourites in Europe, largely due to the nice weather and lower cost of living. The Greek Islands are the place to go in June, July and August, while Southern Spain is another hotspot for female nomads. Turkey and Egypt are also on the nomad trail and North Africa is opening up for the more adventurous girls.
Group Travel
Some girls are more comfortable travelling in a group, which is understandable in some countries and online groups of female travellers who have the independence to travel at a moment’s notice. Hook up with other female entrepreneur and plan a special trip. The only issue with travelling to remote areas is the lack of Internet coverage. You might like to sign up for a thrilling hiking adventure, which you can find online.
Once you have experienced the freedom that comes with remote working, you will never want to return to an office and rush-hour traffic again and who could blame you? If you have a skill and it can be delivered via the Internet, why not start out on your own and freelance your services? Some digital marketing to spread your message and over a period of time, you can build-up a client base that ensures your financial security.
The Internet of Things is on the horizon and this will bring us a new dimension of digital connectivity.
