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First in Europe to introduce a Digital Nomad Visa (DNV), Croatia has officially asserted its status as the ‘most liked’ Nomad hub in a survey conducted by NomadList. Is it the picturesque villages straddling the Adriatic remote workers can’t get enough of? The local friendliness? Or, perhaps, the pristine coastline and teal-colored ocean?

There are many reasons why Croatia would come out on top of a survey like this, especially now that that more Americans have become acquainted with its natural and man-made wonders, leading to a 132% increase in overnight stays throughout 2022. Effectively, it is now the fastest-recovering tourist destination in Europe post-pandemic.

But why, exactly, has it become the number one haven for long-term travelers in recent years when it faces such heavy competition?

Why Has Croatia Become So Popular Among Digital Nomads?

According to the yearly survey

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Travel made a big comeback in 2022. We saw the reopening of borders, the elimination of COVID requirements, and a surge in travel around the world. Now, with (hopefully) the worst of the pandemic behind us, we can look forward to what is to come this year. And as travelers make plans for 2023, we anticipate many travel trends will be driven by similar reasons.

After living through years of stress, uncertainty, restrictions, and hassle related to the pandemic, we now value our time, travels, and well-being more than before. We have a fresh understanding of how quickly travel can be taken away from us, and we have a lot to decompress from. As we make plans for travel in 2023 we are looking for stress-free adventures where we can make the most of our time and truly enjoy an experience.

Without further ado, Here is our

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The UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has recently unveiled its list of best villages to visit around the world, based not only on their quaintness and charm, but also social and environmental sustainability. Interestingly, 3 small towns in Spain are among those listed, recognized for their sheer beauty, medieval History and inestimable cultural value.

This year, demand for travel to Spain soared to new heights, especially after it reopened for international travel, restriction-free. For the first time, however, it’s the lesser-known destinations that are gaining the most traction as millions of sun-seeking Americans journey across the pond in search of their idyllic Mediterranean getaway.

If the buzzing crowds and energetic atmosphere of cities like Barcelona and Madrid are not for you, this is where you should be heading instead:

Rupit, Catalonia

Rupit is a gorgeous rustic gem in the heart