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Lyon

10°C
France
 17 Dec '159d26 Dec '1526 Dec '15
17 Dec '15

Paris

9°C
France
 
 2 Dec '159d11 Dec '1511 Dec '15
2 Dec '15

New York City, NY

6°C
United States
 
 11 Nov '157d18 Nov '1518 Nov '15
11 Nov '15

Beijing

9°C
China
 6 Nov '152d8 Nov '158 Nov '15
6 Nov '15

Los Angeles, CA

23°C
United States
 
 10 Oct '151d11 Oct '1511 Oct '15
10 Oct '15

Los Angeles, CA

26°C
United States
 
 25 Sep '152d27 Sep '1527 Sep '15
25 Sep '15

Dublin

17°C
Ireland
 23 Sep '152d25 Sep '1525 Sep '15
23 Sep '15

Glasgow

16°C
United Kingdom
 20 Sep '153d23 Sep '1523 Sep '15
20 Sep '15

Aviemore

United Kingdom
 17 Sep '153d20 Sep '1520 Sep '15
17 Sep '15

Edinburgh

16°C
United Kingdom
 
 28 Aug '153d31 Aug '1531 Aug '15
28 Aug '15

Chicago, IL

25°C
United States
 17 Aug '153d20 Aug '1520 Aug '15
17 Aug '15

Las Vegas, NV

39°C
United States
 
 19 Jun '157d26 Jun '1526 Jun '15
19 Jun '15

San Diego, CA

20°C
United States
 
 21 May '154d25 May '1525 May '15
21 May '15

Oakland, CA

16°C
United States
 
 5 Mar '1513d18 Mar '1518 Mar '15
5 Mar '15

New Orleans, LA

21°C
United States
 
 9 Feb '152d11 Feb '1511 Feb '15
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Denver, CO

3°C
United States
 
 23 Jan '152d25 Jan '1525 Jan '15
23 Jan '15

New Orleans, LA

15°C
United States
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Introduce yourself — who are you, where are you and what do you do?

 

by @coffeeshopceo |  | 672 comments

tl;dr: introduce yourself in this thread.

We must all get sick of the same backpacker travel questions when we meet new friends, I know I do.

You know the ones - where are you from, where’ve you been, where are you going, what do you do, how long have you been doing it - etc.

The novelty of answering these questions wears off after maybe a week, but they’re nonetheless insightful and no matter how much we hate them, we find ourselves asking others.

So let’s bring the dreaded backpacker questionnaire to NomadForum and introduce ourselves shall we?

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  • what’s your name?
  • where are you from?
  • how long have you been away from home?
  • what do you do?
  • where are you currently?
  • where are you going?
  • what has been memorable for you so far?
  • will you go home anytime soon?
  • what have you learnt during your time as a nomad?
  • [insert your own question here]

**

No need to answer them all if you don’t want to :smile:
But the more you share… The merrier!

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Share your itinerary — where are you headed next?

 

by @karene |  | 125 comments

Just interested to see a quick rundown of everyone’s next stop. Where will you be going next and when?

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Is it too late to become a digital nomad at 40?

 

by @roadwalker |  | 36 comments

Hello, i am a developer from italy currently working in south of france.
I would really like to go nomad as i don’t like my current job and i would like to try new experiences in other countries.
I saved lot of money in the past and i don’t have wife/son.My only fear is linked to my age. Going from 9-18 stable job to earn nothing is a litte bit crazy at this age. If i fail as a nomad(n it could be probably difficult to find another job.
I have good knowledge of java/javascript and i programmed in the past with many other languages. I am also familiar with iOS sdk /android and SEO: i was not able to make good stable incomes from apps and blogs as side projects working some hours during the week.
What do you think about my situation? thanks

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Anyone have Google Project Fi yet?

 

by @andrewkent |  | 20 comments

I signed up for an invite for Google Project Fi and was wondering if anyone here got one yet? Sounds like a nomad’s mobile dream. In case you’re not familiar, here are some of the features:

  • Unlimited talk/text for $20/month
  • No contract
  • $10/month per GB of data
  • Calls over Wifi; seamless switching to cell networks
  • Data that isn’t used is credited back to you the following month
  • Mobile Hotspot included (uses your same data as above)
  • Works in 120 countries
  • texting is included internationally
  • many international calls over wifi are either free or very cheap;
  • data is the same price no matter where you are

I guess it works on the Sprint and T-Mobile networks and your phone will automatically select the best signal/speed, but only if a wifi network is not available.

You have to use a Nexus 6 for now, but I’m sure at some point, all Android devices will be eligible.

If it actually works, even halfway decently, this really sounds like a game changer for international nomads.

Anyone out there have any experience with it yet?

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Would you like to help revitalize a village in Greece?

 

in Greece by @lightmotif |  | 48 comments

Hi all -

I’ve recently connected with an interesting community group called the Meraki people, based in a village in the Peloponnese of Greece, only 2 hours from Athens and its airport, and 1 hour and 15 minutes from Kalamata and its airport…full of cultural gems, great beaches and wild mountainous landscapes. They are trying to bring new life and economy to their villages, in a self-sustaining, technologically-innovative, and environmentally-positive way. And they’re interested in hosting digital nomads in a community experience where you could work on your own projects and/or volunteer to help the local communities, depending on your interests and availability. They have received some significant international recognition already.

I’m trying to work out details around a potential gathering approx mid-Nov to mid-Dec. but also want to gauge interest before getting too far. Cost of lodging should be reasonable/ off-season – apts or private rooms with heat and hot water, and there would be a co-working space + potential community kitchen. @alldreamedup and @munly_leong expressed interested in Greece this fall - have either of you made plans? Also, @srajan821 and @bradonomics - the Meraki people are trying to do something similar to an eco-village, so wanted to give you a shout too.

Hope to hear from some nomads interested this fall (or in the future). Thanks!

Susan

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Does anyone have first hand experience with Project Fi in Taipei or Beijing?


in Taipei, Taiwan by @prettypikey |  | 11 comments

I’m curious to know if it actually works. The website lists China and Taiwan as countries where it should theoretically work, I was just looking to hear from anyone using it first hand.

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  • New Orleans

    I've found it a great place to be a digital nomad. Good weather, great culture, creative people.

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  • Los Angeles

    Nothing does a better job of explaining LA’s beautiful diversity and different neighborhoods than the documentary about the late Jonathan Gold, our city’s greatest amabassador and the only food critic to ever win a Pulitzer Prize. It is called, “City of Gold” and if you want to know LA, just watch this film. Trailer link: https://youtu.be/DmKTRDfz1zM

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  • Denver

    Overall, a pretty great place. Good restaurants and many breweries. Solid entertainment. It has all four seasons and lots of sunshine. Some homelessness issues downtown, like most cities.

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  • Oakland

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  • San Diego

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  • Chicago

    Amazing nightlife and possibly the best overall food scene in the states (lots of michelin-level restaurants at far lower prices than NYC/SF). Avoid the winter and you'll love your time Chicago. It's a city of neighborhoods, so do some research to find which area suits you best. Lots of creative types live/work in the west side (West Loop, Wicker Park, Bucktown, Logan Square, etc.)

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  • Edinburgh

    Edinburgh is one of my favorite cities and I've spent quite a bit of time here. It's charming, friendly, beautiful, and walkable, and has a range of cafes and coffeeshops with fast wifi. The downsides: it's pretty expensive (housing especially), and there doesn't seem to be much of a nomad scene. The general tech scene seems to be smallish but growing (CodeBase seems cool), but not many nomads seem to come here.

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  • New Orleans

    I've found it a great place to be a digital nomad. Good weather, great culture, creative people.

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  • New York City

    Having spent a total of two weeks in London on two separate occasions and having lived in NYC for two years, both are among my favorite cities in the world. Londoners are quite internationally and ethnically diverse, and seemingly better educated and more intellectual than New Yorkers in aggregate. The city very clean with a stunning mix of modern and historic architecture, and arguably has Europe's best public transit in terms of signage, availability, cleanliness and general efficiency. Meanw

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  • Paris

    Super fun and beautiful city. I find Parisians are actually very patient and warm if you at least attempt to speak French; in my experience, most people who complain that they're rude are the ones making zero effort to speak the language. Expensive though and not very easy to meet other nomads.

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  • Beijing

    Definitely an underrated place for nomads - Huge city with a small town feel. Lots of different neighborhoods to appeal to different types of people: some commercial, some hipstery, some historical, some modern. Food and rent is cheap (and the food is damn good). People are very friendly as compared to other big Asian cities. You can also get easy work as a tutor and make good extra cash. I survived for five months tutoring and doing other English related work for max 12 hrs a week (leaving me

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