"The solution for them would be to communicate it that the program is intended for working professionals, whether they work remotely or not."
Fully agree. There should be transparency about whether there's the right infrastructure to support remote workers. A fast internet connection is surely a key factor.
I would also add: How well is this place connected to other cities and major transportation hubs in the area?
In fact, some areas (like the one mentioned in this article) are still quite isolated and renting a car can get expensive.
Yes! Isolated and probably harder for some digital nomads to connect with the locals. Especially with not knowing the local language, which isn't mentioned in the application as well.
Thanks for the mention ^_^
Love the quote from Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
"The solution for them would be to communicate it that the program is intended for working professionals, whether they work remotely or not."
Fully agree. There should be transparency about whether there's the right infrastructure to support remote workers. A fast internet connection is surely a key factor.
I would also add: How well is this place connected to other cities and major transportation hubs in the area?
In fact, some areas (like the one mentioned in this article) are still quite isolated and renting a car can get expensive.
Yes! Isolated and probably harder for some digital nomads to connect with the locals. Especially with not knowing the local language, which isn't mentioned in the application as well.
Thanks for sharing about that Italian program!
Thanks for reading, Tomas!