Archive - NOMAG

Remote work - The strange feeling of not doing anything 100%: not quite working, not quite traveling, living in the in-between

The Nomag Pulse #42

Apr 6 • Marion PECOU

🌴 The Fragility of Paradise

Why even the most perfect islands are rethinking what “living well” really means

Apr 6 • Nomag Media

The End of “Buying Europe”? Golden Visas Are Fading… But Not Everywhere

From Spain’s shutdown to Hungary’s comeback, Europe is quietly rewriting the rules of who gets in—and why.

Apr 5 • Nomag Media

Thailand Rethinks Visa-Free Entry: Is the Party Over for Nomads or Just a Reality Check?

Between tourism overload, online scams, and increasingly porous borders, Bangkok is starting to question whether full openness still makes sense.

Apr 5 • Nomag Media

Not everything has to be rented: in Sicily, you can stay for free - if you actually show up

A small town in Sicily is testing something different: no Airbnb, no rent, just time, trust, and a bit of effort

Apr 2 • Nomag Media

Europe “rediscovers” remote work. Again. And still treats it like a backup plan.

Energy crisis on the horizon? Work from home. But only for now, please.

Apr 2 • Matteo Cerri

Dublin: €4,000 a Month and Still Not Worth It

When the (unlikely) most expensive city in Europe for digital nomads is also the least attractive, something isn’t just broken — it’s exposed.

Apr 2 • Nomag Media

March 2026

The Nomad and His (Digital) Twin: When Freedom Starts Working Without You

The Noma Pulse #41

Mar 27 • Nomag Media

The spontaneous weekend trip isn’t dying (yet).

It’s just being forced to grow up

Mar 26 • Nomag Media

Airbnb Reviews Are Broken (And We’re All Pretending They’re Not)

There’s a quiet, almost elegant distortion happening across Airbnb.

Mar 25 • Nomag Media

The Perfect Place Trap

Somewhere between wanderlust and the obsession with designing the ideal life, we may have built a loop we don’t even recognize anymore.

Mar 22 • Nomag Media

Home Sweet Everywhere: the quiet rebellion of becoming a “temporary local”

Not quite tourists, not quite expats — and maybe closer than anyone else to understanding what “home” really means.

Mar 21

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