Author : Mark Sochon

Mark is a freelance writer currently based in Madrid, Spain. He writes about travel and football and has visited most countries in the EU. He has lived and worked remotely from various cities across Iberia.

7 of the 10 best digital nomad visas in the world are in Europe, new ranking reveals

According to a study into the best digital nomad visas in the world, Europe is the continent which leads the way in terms of having the most attractive options. Visaguide.world’s digital nomad index compared 38 countries which currently offer some form of digital nomad visa and the results were interesting to say the least. Their […]

The Best Places to Live in Portugal & the Cheapest Cities

Portugal ranks as Western Europe’s most affordable destination, both for travelling and living. In this post, we’ll look at the cheapest places to live in Portugal with updated living cost estimates. We’ll also highlight five of the best cities for remote workers and digital nomads or just about anyone else looking for a new base. […]

Spain’s Free Trains Explained – How Travellers can Benefit

Spain is the latest European country to launch a scheme designed to entice people to its railways whilst reducing costs for existing travellers. You may have heard about it. Since its launch on September 1st, many international media outlets have run stories promoting free travel thanks to Spain’s free trains between now and the end […]

Tarragona Digital Nomad Guide

Situated around 100 km southwest of Barcelona, Tarragona is a lesser known coastal, Catalan city which is consistently overlooked by visitors to the region. With some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Iberia, a historic centre and some wonderful beaches, that continues to be a surprise. Anyone looking for a slightly more local experience […]

Thessaloniki Digital Nomad Guide

Situated on the northern shores of the Aegean Sea, the Greek city of Thessaloniki is closer to Sofia, Skopje and Tirana, than it is its own capital Athens. An important centre for trading and commerce in the Balkans for centuries, it today serves as a major regional student hub with several universities and colleges including […]

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