Los Angeles-based software designer Clarese Partis, 39, has always wanted to work in a unique place away from the hustle and bustle.
Therefore, she seized the chance when it was presented to her.
Partis arrived in the Italian Sardinian village of Ollolai last week for a free stay funded by the municipality. The stay is part of a program for digital nomads who want to move temporarily to work near farmers and grazing sheep in the center of the island.
“I have been traveling as a digital nomad since the past two years, last in Zanzibar,” said Partis, but “when the opportunity for Ollolai came along I was excited
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