Once a niche of “hipster/hippie” freelancers and entrepreneurs, digital nomads have now established themselves as a global force of professional remote workers who seize the opportunity to combine work with travel, turning the world into their office.
The rise of digital nomadism in the aftermath of the pandemic has reshaped the way companies interact with this new breed of workers who have redefined what “going to work” means, while prompting economic and cultural changes worldwide.
According to a study presented by MBO Partners on Aug. 20, location-independent workers now account for 18.1 million Americans or 11% of the total workforce.
The study surveyed 6,526 US residents aged 18+, including
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