postage, Portugal

Located on Portugal’s northern coast, Porto combines the charm, convenience, and amenities of a vibrant city with the friendly, community-oriented ambience and relatively low cost of living of a small town. With the Portuguese government investing heavily in high-speed internet infrastructure over the years to attract digital nomads, travelers can now enjoy uninterrupted workflows and stay connected with their colleagues around the world. First-time visitors to Porto or those looking to relocate should take advantage of this Porto walking tour, which provides a perfect introduction to the city. The tour takes in iconic spots like the Livraria Lello, a world-famous bookstore with ties to Harry Potter, as well as the famous Praca Gomes Teixeira square.

Denver, Colorado, USA

Known as the gateway to the Rocky Mountains, Denver is an outdoor lover’s dream. The city is on the doorstep of high, rolling plains, rolling snow-capped mountains, and a desert climate. The calm and picturesque atmosphere is a magnet for remote workers who crave a tranquil destination that offers the best of both worlds, whether it’s taking a break from work on this scenic Rocky Mountain afternoon tour or exploring Denver’s vibrant arts and culture scene, whose downtown area boasts three major sports stadiums, the country’s second-largest performing arts center, and various historical museums.

Lima, Peru

Travelers seeking a tranquil atmosphere to enjoy the ultimate “bleisure” (business and leisure) vacation should head to Peru’s coastal capital, Lima. This metropolis is known for its rich cultural heritage reflected in its lively neighborhoods, beautiful colonial architecture, and significant historical museums, including the Museo de la Nación, which traces the history of ancient Peruvian civilizations. The lively atmosphere is ideal for digital nomads who prefer to work in a city that is full of things to see, do, and yes, food, thanks to its fascinating seafood cuisine. Foodies with a free weekend can try this four-hour Peruvian cooking class, which offers the chance to discover and cook traditional Peruvian dishes under the guidance of a professional chef. Entrepreneurs in particular might appreciate this region’s bustling startup community and opportunities to connect with other business owners over a cup of coffee at one of the many outdoor cafes.

*Research was commissioned by Booking.com and independently conducted among a sample of adults who have taken an overnight holiday trip in the last 12 months, are planning a trip in 2024 and are involved in trip planning. The sample includes 32,300 respondents from 32 markets (2,000 from the US, 800 from Canada, 1,800 from Mexico, 800 from Colombia, 1,800 from Brazil, 800 from Argentina, 1,800 from Australia, 500 from New Zealand, 800 from Spain, 800 from Italy, 1,800 from France, 1,800 from the UK, 1,800 from Germany, 800 from the Netherlands, 500 from Denmark, 500 from Sweden, 400 from Croatia, 800 from Switzerland, 800 from Belgium, 800 from Ireland, 800 from Portugal, 1,800 from India, 800 from China, 500 from Hong Kong, 800 from Thailand, 800 from Singapore, 500 from Taiwan, 800 from Vietnam, 800 from South Korea, 1,800 from Japan, 500 from the UAE) will be surveyed in January or February 2024.

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