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Trend of the Research on Digital Nomads
Communications of International Proceedings, 2023Digital nomads have replaced they work in a conventional office and started to work and travel without a clear destination. They use their skills to work via internet, communicating through social networks, computers and mobile phones.
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Digital nomads and digital territoriality
2022Annali del Turismo, anno XI (2022), p.
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Digital Nomads Beyond the Buzzword: Defining Digital Nomadic Work and Use of Digital Technologies
2018Digital nomadicity has gained popularity in recent years as a fashionable lifestyle and as a way of challenging traditional work contexts, but there has been very little incisive empirical research on the lifestyle’s characteristics, its implications for the future of work, or on the technology, which supports it.
Caleece Nash +3 more
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Digital nomads’ lifestyles and coworkation
Journal of Destination Marketing & Management, 2021Abstract Digital nomadism has facilitated the development of new services and products. Coworking spaces are emerging businesses in popular nomad destinations. Digital nomads are attracted to such spaces because they serve as a venue for lifestyle-based bonding with like-minded people.
Ekaterina Chevtaeva +1 more
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Digital Nomads and the Future of Work
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2018The nature of work is changing and digital nomadism is emerging as a new way of working. Digital nomads are professionals who use information and communication technology to achieve location-independence and, to varying extents, combine working with traveling.
Schlegelmilch, J. +3 more
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Corporate Nomads: Working at the Boundary Between Corporate Work and Digital Nomadism
Journal of the Association for Information SystemsDigital nomads are knowledge workers who leverage information technology (IT) to perpetually travel while working independently of any organizational membership. Corporate nomads are individuals who adopt a nomadic lifestyle but remain permanent employees, which places them in a field of tension between corporate work and digital nomadism—two ...
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Digital Nomads and Taxes in Thailand
Asia-Pacific Tax Bulletin, 2023Thailand is capitalizing on its popularity as a tourist destination. Recent amendments to Immigration regulations now allow foreign nationals to stay and work in Thailand on a long-term basis, subject to certain requirements. However, despite this easing of restrictions, due consideration must be given to the tax implications that may arise, and these ...
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Digital nomads in destination marketing
Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism ThemesPurposeThe objective of this paper is to determine the impact of digital nomads on destination marketing.Design/methodology/approachThe article was designed using a six-layer research onion. The research design was developed with an interpretive paradigm using an inductive multi-qualitative approach.FindingsAccording to the results obtained, it was ...
Eşref Ay, Melik Onur Güzel
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Designing for (Digital) Nomad-AI Interaction
Digital nomadism, a lifestyle defined by location independence and the deep pursuit of autonomy, faces inherent challenges, including significant mobilization work and the continuous effort of adapting to diverse environments. This paper introduces an emergent Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) paradigm at the convergence of digital nomadism and ...Daniel Schneider 0008 +4 more
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Digital Nomad Culture : A Study of Online Digital Nomad Communities
2020As technology evolves, so does the way we live, interact and work. The recent years have seen the development of a movement that perfectly encapsulates this: “Digital Nomadism”. A community of young professionals have opted out of the everyday rat race in the ultimate quest for freedom in work and leisure.
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