The other day whilst I was having dinner, a Malaysian officer from their new Digital Nomad initiative “De Rantau” greets me. I told her I am from Vietnam and she said “Oh, Vietnam, you are our competitor in attracting Digital Nomads”. That quote alone opened up a can of curiosity in me – is Digital
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ESSENTIALS FOR A DAY OF HANGING OUT IN LANGKAWI – MALAYSIA
Situated on the west coast of Malaysia and just 1 hour flight away from the busy KL, Langkawi is an archipelago made up of 99 islands. The main island itself, according to locals, is the biggest island in Malaysia. Photo Credit: Unsplash. My nature photography is really bad. But you get the idea. It is
Top Spots for Remote Work-Away in Hanoi
Interested in having a ‘workaway’ from home? While some of us enjoy the perks of working from home due to present circumstances, it can be pretty daunting over time to have both our place of work and our place of comfort, home, being one of the same. Being cooped up and isolated at home may
Vietnam Visa Guide A to Z – Digital Nomad Visa Guide in Vietnam
Vietnam so far has been well known as a country of unique cuisine, breathtaking landscapes, and friendly citizens. Above all those wonderful features that make a great destination, the country is also popular for being a successful fighter against COVID-19, treating foreign friends well during quarantine here in Vietnam. Though there is no digital nomad
Top 10 nicest towns in Asia where everyone wants to live
The nicest cities in Asia are those cities where you planned to stay two nights, but ended up sticking for a week or more. We selected them for you: the 10 (+2) towns or villages in Asia where the atmosphere is so relaxed that you never want to leave. 1. Hoi An (Vietnam) The perfect
Top coworkation experiences and locations around the world
Coworkation, in other words, coworking vacations is a rising forms of travel that can undoubtedly beat traditional tourism for a certain groups of people. These are digital nomad and remote workers that live and travel on their own terms, by working anywhere from their laptops, having either multiple home-bases or no base at all, and