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Caffeine and community: Why I cafe-work

When you’re on the road often enough, it’s easy to feel rather displaced. You don’t have your typical work setup, and sometimes you completely forget something necessary, like a charging cable. I usually end up in a Starbucks—if nothing else, they’re everywhere and I know what I’m going to get…

KnowRoaming makes scouting wifi & phone service abroad seamless

So far in my WTT travels, I’ve only done one trek out of the US, to Canada (Toronto. is. amazing.). But when I did, roaming didn’t seem to work for me and my wifi options were dismal at the hotel. For someone whose work is almost all online, it was…

Cinderella's castle at Walt Disney World

Solo Disney World & Universal Studios: Even a nomad needs a respite (part 1)

How does a trip to Orlando and a couple theme parks fit in to WorkTravelTech? There is the travel aspect, undeniably, but then… well, let’s just say opportunities present themselves and stress needs to take a vacation. So did this girl. I tacked on Orlando to a conference trip in Florida.…

Etsy travel accessories finds

I’m a sucker for well-designed accessories, and organizing all of it. Here are some gorgeous Etsy products that may satisfy both needs: The Last Stand Macbook stand An ongoing obsession: Finding a stand that really pushes the laptop up higher, but satisfies my need for good design. …

Coconuts and grammar tenses: Teaching English abroad

I love finding digital nomads to share their stories! Here’s Jessica with Jetlag’s take on working remotely by teaching English. Want to write a guest post? Shoot me an email. I first left the UK because I had a job abroad. I’d been studying for 18 years and needed out,…

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The Everglades by airboat

I knew that my Florida trip would not end without a visit to the Everglades. As part of the national parks, it is protected and plays host to an array of gorgeous wildlife: Herons, turtles and of course, alligators! Everglades Holiday Park shares this unique preserve via Everglades airboat tours, a rescue “gator…

Latinicity: Pan-Latin in the heart of the Loop

Our new Latinicity is bound to draw comparisons to the already mega-successful Eataly — but this new pan-Latin food hall is only similar in that you’ll also, certainly, have a great meal. Richard Sandoval’s first foray into the Chicago dining scene has been working out the kinks — and growing pains…

NGIN Workplace: Boston coworking

Add another Boston-area coworking spot to the mix (you’ll recall I reviewed a couple others previously): I’m happy to share NGIN Workplace, located in Cambridge. The focus here is definitely on community, with breakfasts, yoga and cross fit sessions and happy hours, plus an internal platform to share skillsets. I love the healthy…

Tourist in my own city: Humboldt Park, Chicago

Humboldt Park (1400 N Sacramento Ave, Chicago, IL 60622) is one of those spots I never truly attempted to see, and now that I have, I want to share this oasis with the world. It’s a gorgeous spot that belies the fact that just outside its bounds, a bustling city awaits.…

Popular picks: My top 5 posts so far

Here are my top 5 most popular posts. It’s so interesting what you guys are really into 🙂 Nine ways to digital nomad and enjoy North Dakota Lesser known Andersonville haunts to check out Public Chicago and the Pump Room: A fresh combo for spring Three 4-star Boston Hotels: The…