2020 and 2021 have been two years in which a global pandemic has revolutionized the way in which many of us work. For many of us who used to work in offices, gone are the days of having to spend Monday through Friday at our companies’ physical locations. As working remotely using virtual technologies has grown in popularity, so has the tradition of remote work vacations. And they don’t look to be going away at any point in the future.
The idea of a remote work vacation revolves around the possibility of not having to be at home while getting work done virtually. Instead of always staying at your house, you can travel around the world and see different places as long as you have a reliable internet connection.
Remote work vacations are an especially great idea if you want to visit a location that is more about the setting and surrounding than it is touring, visiting monuments, or exploring cities. Renting a house in a beautiful natural area with hikes close by and tranquility is one great idea, as is a beachfront apartment or hotel room with views of the water and access to the sea as soon as your mandated work hours have finished.
As virtual work looks to become more and more popular even when the pandemic ends, this new trend is set to stick around. Would you give it a try?