Digital nomadism isn't going away, but geopolitical tension, stricter visa policies, and the return-to-office movement are forcing it to change—for the better.
ByRodolfo Delgado
ByRodolfo Delgado,
Forbes Councils Member.
Rodolfo Delgado is a Mexican Architect who loves New York City, real estate and tech. He's the CEO of Replay Listings.
Not long ago, the phrase “digital nomad” evoked images of professionals working poolside in Bali or running businesses from co-working cafés in Lisbon. During the pandemic, remote work wasn’t just a perk but a lifestyle movement. Fast-forward to today, and the landscape has shifted.
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