Why more people are packing up their lives to travel the world ...Middle East

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Picture this: You wake up at 9am in your Airbnb, leisurely explore a new city for a few hours before heading back, taking out your laptop and clocking on for work. You could do it by the beach in Bali, at a Parisian cafe or even beneath a forest canopy in Costa Rica. The world, quite literally, is your oyster. Thanks to the remote-work boom brought about by the pandemic, this dreamy way of life is becoming a reality for more and more people. Year-long travel adventures are no longer reserved for students and “free spirits”, as business owners, working professionals and even whole families are packing up their permanent homes to make temporary ones in new destinations every few weeks or mon

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