5 New Travel Startups Turning Workers Into Digital Nomads
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Remote working and sabbatical experiences are more accepted than they've ever been. As younger generations of workers continue assuming leadership roles within their companies, these work abroad type experiences will become even more normalized.
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Technology has made remote working and work abroad experiences more feasible than they've ever been. The trick is getting more employers on board who aren't accustomed to seeing remote working experiences as productive.
Several startups have called these remote workers "nomads," but that label doesn't always fit. Many people seek short-term work experiences as they travel around the world, but many others also want spaces where they can settle in for a few weeks to refresh their lives while still staying connected to their w
