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Send Editors Note: Skift Future of Work Briefing is available exclusively every Friday for subscribers to Skift Pro. As organizations start to embrace distributed work and virtual meetings, the corporate travel and meetings sectors are preparing for change. How will travel managers respond to new patterns of employee mobility? What role will hotels play in catering to distributed workforces and distributed meetings? Can destinations, and airlines, capitalize on the anticipated boom in digital n...

Imagine being able to leave behind fluorescently lit offices for beach-based work.   -   Copyright  Getty via Canva By    •  Updated: 30/01/2021 “As many more people shift to remote working and setting up their own businesses, spending a month or two abroad to work on projects and explore will replace weekend city breaks and two-week ‘fly and flops’. It will also help lower people’s overall carbon...

Remote Year Is Back With New Programs and Ready For Your First Trip USA - English Share this article   Remote Year is releasing its first travel programs designed for remote workers since the COVID-19 pandemic began. In March 2020, Remote Year had to pause all of its programs. Over the last few months, the organization has joined forces with Selina and comes back to market as a trusted community-based travel brand with a fresh perspective and incredible new experiences. Launched in 2014, R...

Courtesy of Andrea Valeria With many people working remotely, digital nomads — people who earn a living online while they travel — are on the rise. Insider spoke to digital nomads Andrea Valeria, Wanda Duncan, and Kim Leary about the perks and challenges that come with working remotely from around the world. According to them, the digital nomad experience can be rewarding, but it can also be difficult and lonely so it’s important to meet others and form a community. While travel is risky ...

» Digital nomads told us what its like to work remotely from around the world - and how you can do it yourself after the pandemic Digital nomads told us what its like to work remotely from around the world - and how you can do it yourself after the pandemic Jessica PoitevienDec 18, 2020, 01:04 IST Being a digital nomad has taken Andrea Valeria to places like Tulum, Mexico.Courtesy of Andrea Valeria With many people working remotely, digital nomads — people who earn a living online while the...

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more Each week we round up travel startups that have recently received or announced funding. Please email Senior Travel Tech Editor Sean ONeill at  so@skift.com if you have funding news. This week, travel startups announced receiving more than $68 million in investment. >> Selina, a hospitality startup, has been provided a $35 million mezzanine facility from IDB Invest, a m...