Has the digital nomad dream turned sour? podcast
Briefly

Alex Holder left London's stressful work culture for a family-friendly life in Lisbon, enjoying the city’s light-filled apartments and lower living costs. However, she grew uneasy noticing an influx of new arrivals in similar situations. This increased presence of digital nomads raised questions about their impact on local prices and culture, creating a growing awareness of the underlying wealth gap. Lauren Razavi discusses how countries have adjusted their policies to attract remote workers, resulting in changing dynamics within local communities and economies.
Alex Holder expresses concern about the growing wealth gap in Lisbon, feeling uneasy as her presence as a digital nomad may be contributing to local frustrations. She loves the city but worries about rising prices for locals.
Lauren Razavi outlines how countries have adapted their policies to attract remote workers and digital expats, fundamentally changing local cultures and economies. This influx often brings both benefits and challenges.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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