Hey guys, I'm one of the co-founders of hoppswap.com — a home swapping platform matching people through their shared interests and lifestyle. I'm looking for some feedback. Home swapping isn't new but the awareness of the concept is still early days. 3 in 10 are aware of it globally, yet 1 in 10 actually make use of it according to the data. There seems to be a pull into 'living like a local' over the last few year as well as being able to save costs through swapping homes. I'd be interested ...

From Nairobi’s co-working boom to the beaches of Diani, the scene is growing fast. I’m curious if anyone here has joined or hosted a nomad program in Africa before. What worked, what didn’t?

Slovenia is launching a digital nomad visa. On paper, it’s a permit to live and work here remotely. In reality, it’s an invitation — but to what? If Slovenia wants nomads to stay longer, contribute more, and integrate, the visa is just the start. We need: - Frictionless onboarding – fast approvals, clear steps, digital-first systems. - Social infrastructure – not just coworking spaces, but events, cultural exchanges, and local connections. - Ways to contribute – volunteering, skill-sharing, and community ...

Accommodation website "Hotel With Tub" recently published a list of top digital nomad destinations for 2025. hotelwithtub.com/blog/ranking-the-top-100-digital-nomad-destinations-of-2025 They claim: "We pulled data from over 1,300 cities worldwide and ranked the top 100 based on what digital nomads care about most—how affordable it is to live there (alone or with family), how safe and livable it feels, how often people return, and how much buzz it's getting online." I'd be very curious to hear ...