Entrepreneurial Female Millennials Love The Digital Nomad Lifestyle

Published:  14 Feb at 6 PM
Want to get involved?

Become a

Featured Expat

and take our interview.

Become a

Local Expert

and contribute articles.

Get in

touch

today!

Digital nomads come in all shapes, sizes, nationalities and colours, and they’re not always men!

Entrepreneurial millennial women are taking the road to exotic destinations and loving every minute of their journey. Whether they’re writing travel blogs, creating apps, running online sales sites specialising in local products or blogging about anything and everything that comes to mind, female digital nomads are as important to the trend as are their male counterparts. In addition, they’re just as thrilled to get away from the daily grind in their home countries and find new experiences as they travel the world and are just as imaginative as are their male counterparts.

Working from wherever you’re calling home at the present time has two massive advantages – there’s no boss telling you what to do and when to do it and you don’t have to dress up to go to work! Sitting in a rental apartment writing about whatever takes your fancy, creating a great new app, using your imagination on an eBook or working on a new tech innovation can all be done in your night wear or in nothing at all. For a different experience, co-working spaces are now everywhere, and are useful if you feel like a few hours with human company.

About the only work discipline which applies to digital nomadism is the ability to organise your own schedule in order to fit in fun things like a massage, fitness classes, yoga groups and even exploring the surrounding environment. It doesn’t really matter if you take a day off to watch mindless TV, search online for things you’ve always wanted to know about and never had the time to research or simply doze and dream about where to head next. The beauty of being a digital nomad is that the entire world really is your oyster and you can take it or leave it as you choose.

Comments » No published comments just yet for this article...

Feel free to have your say on this item. Go on... be the first!

Tell us Your Thoughts On This Piece:

RECENT NEWS

Boutique Hotels And Buzzing Souqs: Discover The Historic Heart Of Jeddah

The Jeddah Historic District programme will see the restoration of some 600 historic properties for residential, tourism... Read more

Heading To Malmö For Eurovision? Here's Your Essential Guide To Swedens Alternative City

Here’s where you should eat, drink and explore in Malmö, Eurovision’s 2024 host city. Read more

We Need To Eliminate References To It Online: Barcelona Bus Route Taken Off Maps To Deter Tourists

The number 116 stops at Antoni Gaudí’s Park Güell, Barcelona’s second most popular attraction after the Sagrada Fa... Read more

We Cant Put A Fence Around Amsterdam: Dutch Capital Bans New Hotels To Curb Mass Tourism

The Dutch city is also limiting the number of overnight stays by tourists. Read more

An Excess Of Tourism: Lake Como To Introduce Daytripper Fee To Curb Visitor Numbers

This Italian lakeside city wants to impose a daily visitor fee. Read more

EU Proposes Youth Mobility Agreement With UK To Help Youngsters Travel, Work And Live In Both Areas

The agreement would make it easier for under-30s to live, work and travel between the EU and the UK. Read more