The Rise of Digital Nomadism Around the World: A Trend or a Work Revolution?
Working from a beach in Bali or a café in Stockholm… What once seemed like a dream has now become reality for millions of people. The rise of digital nomadism is a global phenomenon, fueled by remote work, powerful tech tools, and a deep craving for freedom and flexibility.
Anthony Zanfanti
4/24/20252 min read
The Rise of Digital Nomadism Around the World: A Trend or a Work Revolution?
Working from a beach in Bali or a café in Stockholm… What once seemed like a dream has now become reality for millions of people. The rise of digital nomadism is a global phenomenon, fueled by remote work, powerful tech tools, and a deep craving for freedom and flexibility.
But what’s really driving this movement—and how can you thrive while working on the move?
Remote work has unlocked the world
Less than 15% of western employees (EU, US) want to work from office
Source : Ivanti
After the pandemic and a global shift in mindset, companies realized that productivity doesn’t require a desk at headquarters. More and more professionals are choosing to work from anywhere, blending their careers with travel and exploration.
Top 3 of cities to work remotely : Lisbonne, Chiang Mai
Working on the go: new needs, new tools
That’s where a laptop bag with built-in battery becomes a game changer. No more fighting over outlets in crowded cafés or panicking during a low-battery Zoom call.
Power on the go: stay charged anywhere
Battery life is one of the biggest concerns for digital nomads. When you’re on the move all day, you can’t always rely on outlets.
Average tested battery life of most used laptop doesn't exceed 8h
Even the Macbook has an actual battery life of 10h15).
Enter smart tech accessories like:
high-capacity powerbanks,
compact charging stations,
or even a laptop bag with wireless charging, which lets you power up your phone or earbuds cable-free.
A global community is taking shape
Digital nomadism is no longer a solo journey. Now, you’ll find:
coworking spaces designed for remote workers,
local communities (WhatsApp groups, Slack channels, coworking meetups),
and coliving options that cater to flexible, mobile lifestyles.
A real ecosystem is emerging—where anyone can plug in, network, and feel at home, wherever they land.
Let's sum up
Digital nomadism isn’t just a trend—it’s a full-on work revolution. And to fully embrace it, you’ll need more than just a passport. You’ll need the right gear to stay productive, mobile, and stress-free.
Meet the Vaga, the connected laptop bag built for the modern nomadic lifestyle.