The rise of work-from-anywhere and the mainstreaming of digital nomadism has been one of the dominant narratives of the COVID-19-reformed work world. Yet not all workers are ready to relocate as they lack community and social support in new locations.

In a bid to attract more remote workers and digital nomads, Croatia is opening one of Europe’s first digital nomad villages. It’s part of the country's wider efforts to attract the more community-centric digital nomadism that people are increasingly seeking out post-pandemic.

The number of remote workers has never been higher, and most want to keep it that way. This gives companies opportunities to create products and services for to group. SafetyWing offers nomadic health, travel, and employee insurance for people who don’t want to go back to the office.

As a result of the pandemic, the travel industry is introducing new ways for people to travel and feel safe. Airbnb implemented 100 changes in May 2021 to adapt its platform to fit customers who are tethered by work but still want to travel to new places and stay for longer once there.