Hey remoters,

It's Samantha from AllThingsRemote, currently in Medellín, Colombia 🇪🇸☀️ 

Whether you’re new to remote working or years deep into this lifestyle, there is always something new to learn. Get stuck into edition #7 of the AllThingsRemote collection of resources and news pieces, that have been collated and curated just for you!

Resources for Digital Nomads & Remote Workers:

1. Have you ever thought about trying geo-arbitrage? If it sounds appealing, you might want to explore some European countries renowned for their outstanding healthcare, happiness, and impressive life expectancy.

2. If you're searching for the top digital nomad destinations in Europe, look no further than Polly's comprehensive list of 10 countries and their top cities for remote work!

3. Hong Kong International Airport plans to boost the city's tourism industry by giving away 500,000 round-trip flight tickets through their 'World of Winners' program to attract travelers from major continents, starting with Southeast Asia this month!

4. Craving some Vitamin Sea? Life at Sea Cruises is now accepting bookings for a three-year world cruise covering 130,000 miles, 7 continents, and 135 countries - an ultimate bucket list adventure!

So many places to explore but of course, don't hit the road without travel insurance! Get covered with SafetyWing - made by nomads for nomads. You’re able to purchase a policy anytime and pause/resume coverage flexibly. It’s awesome!

Visit SafetyWing to learn more and stay protected on your adventures.

Other Remote Working News

Want to stay on the cutting edge? Here’s what else is happening in the world of all things remote that you should know about:

• Navigating education for digital nomad families can be challenging due to language barriers, but this awesome couple found that French Polynesia had a variety of short-term private and online schools, and they have also embraced the concept of "world schooling" rather than traditional homeschooling. Would you ever consider this?

• The latest addition to remote work culture terminology is "Bare Minimum Monday", which aims to prevent burnout by focusing on minimum effort on the first day of the work week!

• Employees are resisting Return to Office (RTO) mandates as companies like Amazon and Starbucks are calling staff back to offices three or more days a week, despite leaders seeing the benefits of remote work including better work-life balance and productivity!

Fun fact of the month 🤓 According to a survey by Buffer, 98% of remote workers would like to continue working remotely, at least some of the time, for the rest of their careers!

That’s it for now!

Thanks for spending some time here today. If you enjoyed reading, send it to your remote working nomad friends!

Hit reply and let me know what you enjoyed the most.

See you next time,

Samantha

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