Canada Still Wants Digital Nomads. It Just Wants to Know Exactly Who They Are.
For years, countries competed to attract remote workers. Now many are discovering that inviting them is easier than defining them.
There was a period, not so long ago, when digital nomads were treated almost like a tourism marketing campaign.
Governments produced glossy websites filled with laptops facing sunsets. Tourism boards discovered the phrase “location independent”. Ministers spoke enthusiastically about attracting highl…
