Work as you go: Lauren Rees of Last Fiasco Run
This post by Lauren Rees of Last Fiasco Run is one of a series of interviews with digital nomads, and their experiences (good and…
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…
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…
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.…
Chicago Staycation: Loews Chicago
Living in Chicago, it’s easy to get used to all the tall buildings, amazing restaurants and endless list of things to do. To be bored of it, even. After a weekend at Loews Chicago it’s much simpler to revise this opinion. Loews is located between Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue, so it’s a…
Tour Chicago’s Michigan Avenue like a local
I used to live near Michigan Avenue, or the Magnificent Mile, and saw it as my mall away from home — endless stores, some good restaurants and countless tourists. Tourists who stop in the middle of the sidewalk (or a busy street) to look at tall buildings, proclaim TGI Friday’s fine dining…
Too busy to digital nomad: Ain’t no such thing
It’s been a couple weeks since I’ve blogged, and I wish I could blame it on the usual: Too much to do, and I…
Nine ways to digital nomad and enjoy North Dakota
North Dakota doesn’t first come to mind as a digital nomad hotspot, but the wide open plains, gorgeous scenery and burgeoning cities like Fargo make it a great place to get away from it all—and still stay connected. I love the fact that North Dakota is in the top five best states…