As we get closer to the beginning of June (seriously, where has this year gone?!), more and more digital nomad retreats, conferences, and festivals are popping up all over the world, where digital nomads and remote workers come together for a sense of belonging, community, and inspiration. There are many different kinds of nomad events, …
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Despite Bulgaria having been an EU member state for over 10 years, this Eastern European country is still relatively undiscovered by tourists, especially if you discount popular seaside resorts like Sunny Beach. However, with traditional mountain towns, breathtaking landscapes, medieval cities and tonnes of culturally significant places to visit, Bulgaria truly qualifies as a hidden …
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When people talk about Bansko, they’re usually talking about skiing, mountains, and cheap property, but actually, Bansko restaurants are enough of a reason to visit this small mountain town if you ask me! When I spent 2 weeks in Bansko recently, I was amazed at the quality of food in Bansko restaurants, from succulent meats …
Not many people would consider visiting Bulgaria’s largest ski resort, Bansko, in summer. Why would they, right? It’s a ski resort, made for snow, slopes and après ski. Few people are aware however, that actually, Bansko is a great year-round destination, and that Bansko in summer is simply magical. I visited Bansko, Bulgaria, for 2 …
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If you found this article through Google (and if I’m doing my job right, you did), then you’ve probably heard of Bansko Nomad Fest and are wondering what it actually is, and more importantly, if it’s worth the hype. There are numerous events and digital nomad conferences that take place across the globe, and Bansko …
Located in the south of Bulgaria, just two hours from the capital of Sofia, Plovdiv is teeming with ancient history, quirky street are and bohemian cafes and bars. Not only is Plovdiv Bulgaria’s second biggest city, but it is also the oldest living city in Europe. It has been Thracian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Old Bulgarian, …
