Do you really know? How has the slomadism trend taken off since Covid?
Jan 10, 2025
The podcast dives into the surge of slomadism, highlighting how remote work has transformed since the pandemic. It explores the shift from constant travel to longer stays in one place, revealing the impact on local communities and economies. Listeners learn about the differences between digital nomads and slomads, particularly regarding lifestyle choices and financial implications. This new trend offers a fresh perspective on work-life balance in a post-Covid world, adding depth to the evolving nature of remote work.
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Digital Nomad Growth
- Digital nomad numbers increased 131% between 2019 and 2022, per an MBO Partners report.
- The COVID-19 pandemic normalized remote work, contributing to this rise.
Slomadism Defined
- Slomads are digital nomads who prioritize longer stays in one location.
- They often remain in a place for a year or more, unlike typical digital nomads.
Slomadism Accessibility
- Previously, long stays abroad were limited to those with dual citizenship or substantial funds.
- Now, slomadism is more accessible due to increased digital nomad visas.