New music from Maribou State on Digital Nomad Radio
Brand new music from the UK’s excellent Maribou State, consisting of Hertfordshire duo Chris Davids and Liam Ivory. Their highly anticipated new album “Kingdoms in Colour” is coming September 7 2018. There are various tour dates before the official European album tour in October & November. We’ll be attending the London Roundhouse gig in October, and we’re looking at returning to Berlin in November...
Is Auroville worth visiting for Digital Nomads?
Auroville in south-eastern India is certainly a very different place in the world. Born over 50 years ago as a reaction to the tension of the Cold War days, Auroville is a social experiment exploring alternative, spiritual values-led human societies. Auroville wants to be a universal town where men and women of all countries are able to live in peace and progressive harmony above all creeds, all politics and all nationalities. The...
Digital Nomads in Johor Bahru, Malaysia
This is a guide for digital nomads in Johor Bahru. Johor is the well-situated border town bridging Malaysia and Singapore. While Singapore can be atrociously expensive, particularly in terms of accommodation and nightlife, Johor is low-cost with excellent weather. Johor is close enough to Singapore with excellent, fast transportation, that you could base in Johor, and travel frequently to Singapore. I grew up in Singapore – 15...
Plan Sea: A travel lifestyle book coming Early 2019
The Plan Sea travel book: “A guide to the work-travel lifestyle, amazing adventures around the world, and preparing for your own sea change”. Plan Sea is the second book by author S.E. Ansley (better known as Sea – the head writer at Digital Nomad). The book originally began as a guidebook of dreaming and planning trips, travel tips and running successful projects on the road. The story details magic and mysteries as...
Kampot Cambodia, Chill Digital Nomads Haven
This is a guide for digital nomads in the “green capital” of Kampot Cambodia. I recently enjoyed three weeks in Kampot, mostly to unwind in glorious weather, enjoy affordable food and accommodation, and relax in a green-friendly riverside town. It’s also where I recovered from a recent long distance breakup on the road. It’s been sad, with some times and places feeling like a prison – but what a...
Long Distance Breakups on the Road
Relationships are challenging! Long distance relationships, separated by time zones and other life impetus, are incredibly challenging. Not to say they are impossible, because they’re not. There are many examples of where they work, and thrive. They are some of the most romantic times. But, you need a lot of optimistic energy, elevated levels of trust, and regular, genuine communication to give them a chance to work. You have to...
Travel Insurance for Digital Nomads
