Digital Nomads, Over-Tourism, and the Urgent Need to Rethink Bias
It’s not about escape — it’s about connection, contribution, and coexistence.
In recent years, the figure of the digital nomad has surged into both popular imagination and public discourse. These professionals, often remote workers in tech, design, writing, or consulting, travel the world while working online. Yet, alongside this trend has come criticism—particularly in cities and towns grappling with over-tourism, gentrification…
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