Nomadic travel

Employees and employers have proven that remote work is doable and even when things return to normal, this newfound perk, which gives us the ability to work from any location in the world, is likely to linger. “If all we need is Wi-Fi and a web cam, why not have a beach or mountain view with our coffee or tea?” says travel technology firm Amadeus. There’s a long list of countries offering attractive remote work programmes – Dubai, Bermuda, Anguilla, Georgia, Estonia, Aruba, Croatia and Portugal, to name a few. Travellers can expect more longstay deals from hotel companies and peer-to-peer platforms like Airbnb, with 2021 will be the year re-defining what it means to travel for work.