The coronal virus pandemic surprised everyone. However, it didn't just stopped everyday life, it has also changed our way of life. Because of the pandemic, most of people has a better understanding of the importance of family, free time, and has embraced the idea of being alone in nature.
In the meantime, a huge number of companies have decided to work from home to further, regardless of the recommendations of epidemiologists and the number of newly infected. It gave many an idea to completely transfer their work to home mode, or to travel to a mountain and work from there.
A number of people functioned like this even before the pandemic. They are digital nomads.
Who are the digital nomads?
In short, digital nomads are people who have turned the whole world into their office. These are people who rejected office work, and work from 9 to 5, and opted for the freelance option. These are people who do not have paid seniority (unless they pay it themselves), nor can they count on a pension. But that's why they point out that they do what they like on their own terms. As if they can do it all from a paradise beach, a boho bar on top of a skyscraper or a mountain lookout.
Most digital nomads come from the IT industry, graphic and web design, social media editing and content writing.
At the moment there is no legal way to be permanently employed in a company, and to perform the job from another country. The only legal way is to work for a local employer. However, if you are a freelance digital nomad, some destinations are better than others for the base. Both because of a good Wi-Fi network and because of affordable rentals, infrastructure and other similar items. Here are some!
Nomad List, one of the world fastest growing platforms for digital nomads around the world, has surveyed numerous "digital nomads" to make a list of the best places for these people.
The platform conducted a survey at 100 recommended locations, evaluating destinations on everything from the cost of living, quality of life and internet infrastructure, to safety, healthcare, air pollution and entertainment.
Rental rates, hotel costs, the price of the average dinner and kindness to foreigners were among the factors that were taken into account when making the ranking list.
According to the results, Cusco in Peru is the city best equipped for digital nomads after the pandemic, with affordable accommodation, plenty of room for collaboration and a good Wi-Fi internet network. The study found that the average rent for a studio apartment here is $ 900 per month. This city received the only "bad" grade in traffic safety.
"Cusco, Black Forest in Germany and Merida have become the best places to escape from work from 9 to 5, because they provide attractive natural landscapes with excellent internet infrastructure and a good quality of life," the Nomad List said in a statement.
10 Best cities for digital nomads
1. Cusco, Peru
2. Budapest, Hungary
2. Merida, Mexico
4. Georgetown, Malaysia
4. Oakaca, Mexico
5. Samara, Costa Rica
6. Florianopolis, Brazil
7. Medeljin, Kolumbija
9. Koh Phangan, Thailand
10. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
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