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Which Caribbean 🌴 island?
I’d love to work in a cabin in Montana or Vermont
Have place in Vermont, can’t get good enough WiFi to WFCabin :(
Tulum Mexico
New Zealand
Llanfairpwll-gwyngyllgogerychwyrndrob-wllllantysiliogogogoch isn’t too shabby
Are you daft man, it is a train station or village.
Wasn’t the government of Bermuda offering a temporary work visa for people to remote work from there?
https://www.gotobermuda.com/workfrombermuda?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7NrfwZu37AIVT8DICh11JAEtEAAYASAAEgL4NfD_BwE
I meant in the US...
Vermont is the new New Zealand
I’ve been considering wyoming. No state income tax, so much nature
And snow in July 😂
But yeah, it’s very beautiful.
Republic of Georgia is doing the remote work thing. It’s cheap and you can eat all the khinkali
I have a colleague who is currently driving around the midwest in an SUV... she's been on the road 3 months - already 1.5 months longer than she initially planned and it sounds like she's having a great time!
She is!
Montana
This is like the Amazon HQ2 search.
However, wouldn’t it be awesome to just do a traveling Nurse type of rotation? Meaning you pick like 3-5 cities/locations (as it could be rural as long as there’s WiFi - I would think) you’re interested in. Then rent out an AirBnb for like a month that’s furnished at each location. That way you have a home base and can explore on down time. Maybe you’ll fall in love with a location and it might be a more long term thing.
Good luck!
I’m living in hotels at the moment and paying less per month than I’d pay in rent for an apartment with a year lease. Some positives to covid! Depending on the state, hotel stays are exempt from lodging taxes if you stay for 30-180 days too.
Rising Star
Wherever’s free so you can stack chips.
I live in Maine and it’s an awesome place to live. Quality of life is fantastic. You will need to like the winter (ski, skate, snowmobile, ice fishing) but I love it here.
It's like Michigan, without the great lakes 😉
Try Tahoe or Jackson Hole if your looking for awesome scenery with great people and tons of outdoor activities
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Pretty sure Ireland has shut their borders
Taiwan! It’s covid free! 🇹🇼
Probably Washington DC?
Puerto Rico, especially if you speak a little Spanish but even if not you can totally get by easy in and around San Juan and the major towns. Right now is perfect time as it starts to get cold up here and stays mild and pleasant down there. Plus, the island is taking solid, science-based measures to control Covid.
Any suggestions in the US? I’m thinking of doing this too- LA, Chicago, and Denver are on the short list
Also then you have to deal with the kooks in Florida