🖋️Feature: 10 different countries in 12 months is too much for a newbie Nomad
🖋️Feature: 10 different countries in 12 months is too much for a newbie Nomad
Fast nomadism IS unsustainable, yup - tell us something new!
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In the last week, The Guardian has featured two articles on Nomadism, the most recent one is a validation of the rise in popularity of the lifestyle. It includes stats, figures on data, also the growing number of Digital Nomad visas emerging (now 50 plus countries) also including two of the Nomads stories from this publication. Lauren who Nomads with her family whilst sailing around the world and Samantha Scott, who alongside her partner Chris Cerra have been living out of AirBnB’s since 2018.
However it was not that article that caught my eye and also made me wince a little, it was the one that quoted the “unsuccessful” Nomad, Francesca when she said:
“In one year I worked from 10 different countries across four continents”
In the aptly titled: My year as a digital nomad looked perfect online. The reality? Lost luggage and no days off
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