According to an ET report, the Goa government is upgrading its electronics and accommodation facilities to attract IT investment and digital nomads. In the coming quarter, so-called sea hubs or co-working spaces will be set up along the coastline.
Goa’s Minister of Tourism and IT, Rohan Khaunte, claims that these hubs will allow people to combine work and leisure by pursuing activities such as surfing and enjoying regional dishes in beach huts.
Providing high-speed Internet access in rural areas is a critical component of this effort, as it would facilitate the work of digital nomads.
The project’s target audience consists of digital nomads who use information and communication technologies
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