Meet the digital nomads stranded in Asia because of the coronavirus

Attracted by the low cost of living and good telecommunications, digital nomads, or people who earn a living by working remotely, have been flocking to Southeast Asia for years.Many who have chosen this lifestyle say the advantages such as the change of scenery and freedom far outweigh any inconveniences like attending online meetings in different time zones.But when borders started closing after the coronavirus outbreak, many travellers headed to the safety of their home countries. The five…

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