CoWorking Days

14/05/2026

We said goodbye to Bosnia & Herzegovina this morning 🇧🇦 and think part of us will miss it.

We arrived knowing very little about the country and left genuinely humbled by the kindness, hospitality, and warmth of the people we met along the way.

Mostar the main city is famous around the world for the wrong reasons, but spending time there over the past few weeks told me a very different story. A city full of history, resilience, culture, incredible food, wine, strong coffee, and people proud to share their home with visitors.

From mountain roads and tiny villages to sunsets over old stone towns, Bosnia & Herzegovina constantly surprised us in the best possible way.

Definitely a country we would recommend spending more time in, especially if you enjoy slower travel, while working remotely with road trips, nature, and destinations that still feel authentic.

Thanks to the STAR Residency Program, which was supported by: & The European Commission

Add Bosnia & Herzegovina to your digital nomad destinations for sure 😀

28/04/2026

This month as part of the Star Residency Program 5 digital nomads are travelling and working remotely in Montenegro 🇲🇪

What do you know about Montenegro as a remote work destination?

22/04/2026

New on CoWorking Days!

How to Build a Remote Working Lifestyle in 2026

There is a lot of content online about remote work that makes it look simple.

But if you actually want to make this lifestyle work long term, you need more than inspiration.

You need:

✅ the right kind of remote work
✅ a realistic travel setup
✅ reliable data and backup planning
✅ the right apps and tools
✅ a way to manage costs
✅ some kind of community and routine

That is exactly what this new guide is about.

If you are already working remotely, thinking about it, or trying to make the lifestyle more sustainable, this should help:

https://coworkingdays.com/digital-nomad-guides/remote-working-lifestyle/

Would be interested to know - what has made the biggest difference to your remote working lifestyle so far?

Want to build a remote working lifestyle in 2026? Learn how to find remote work, choose the right destinations, stay connected.

17/04/2026

Fantastic views from .coliving who hosted our Barcelona community yesterday for our monthly meet up!

Will you be in town in May for our next one?

13/04/2026

Most digital nomad projects focus on cities, coworking spaces and the usual remote work hotspots.

This one feels different. 🇧🇦 🇲🇪

We are pleased to be supporting the STAR Digital Nomads Residency Programme across Montenegro and Bosnia & Herzegovina, and we’ll be helping share the journey through our social media channels.

What we like about this project is the focus on rural tourism, local experiences, sustainability and storytelling, showing how remote work can help shine a light on places and communities beyond the obvious destinations.

We are looking forward to sharing more over the coming month.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-digital-nomads-2-countries-1-project-worth-watching-coworkingdays-cez0f

07/04/2026

Spring is one of the best times to reset your remote work setup before the bigger summer travel rush starts.

If you’re planning to work from another city or country soon, one of the easiest mistakes to avoid is landing without reliable data.

We’ve put together a practical guide on the best eSIM options for digital nomads, including GigSky vs Airalo, Saily and Holafly, plus why having a solid backup connection matters if you work from cafés, coworking spaces or on the move.

You can also get 20% off GigSky with our code COWORKINGDAYS.

Read the guide here:

Best eSIMs for digital nomads: GigSky vs Airalo, Saily & Holafly, setup steps, hotspot tips, and a GigSky discount code for remote work.

26/03/2026

Our Monthly Newsletter Is Out!

Barcelona has a lot going on over the next few months, and this edition pulls together a few events, offers, and community updates worth having on your radar.

From one of Europe’s biggest AI gatherings to a new British culture festival, plus a simple way to move better if you spend your days at a laptop, here’s what to book, try, and save the date for.

https://f7tj1.r.ag.d.sendibm3.com/mk/mr/sh/1t6AVsd2XFnIGGoXF0eCbCBDKgOp5M/ncH8vceu1vtt

25/03/2026

Barcelona is set to host one of Europe’s biggest AI events this September.

AI SUMMIT BARCELONA takes place on 22–23 September 2026 and will bring together:

- 10,000+ attendees
- 200+ speakers
- 50+ side events

This is one for founders, operators, marketers, and anyone who wants to meet the people actually building in AI, not just talking about it.

If AI is part of your work, this is worth having on your radar.

Get tickets with code CWD20 for 20% off

Join 10,000+ attendees in Barcelona for 2 full days of AI innovation in October 2026. Join the waitlist for exclusive early bird pricing.

17/02/2026

Remote job hunting can feel like a full-time job… mostly because it’s hard to filter the noise.

So I updated this guide with the sites I’d actually use in 2026, plus a simple way to use them without burning out.

What’s inside:

• 25 websites to find remote work (remote-first + the big platforms with proper filters)
• A quick method: pick 2 main sites + 2 backup sites
• Time zone tips (remote doesn’t always mean “work from anywhere”)
• Scam checklist + FAQs
• A table at the top so you can choose fast

Here it is:
https://coworkingdays.com/jobs/25-websites-to-find-remote-work/

If you’ve landed a remote role before — where did you find it?

Drop your best site in the comments and I’ll add it to the next update.

Want to find remote work? Check out this list of the best 25 websites for remote jobs, and full-time or freelance projects for digital nomads.

12/02/2026

Chiang Mai has been a digital nomad and remote-work favourite for years, not because it’s “cheap and trendy”, but because it’s easy to live well while staying productive. You can create a routine, find your people, and keep your costs sensible without sacrificing quality of your lifestyle.

We have just spent over a month in Chiang Mai and create a city guide (link in bio)

11/02/2026

Bansko Nomad Fest! is it worth it? 👀🏔️

If you like events that feel like a real community week (not a sit-down conference), Bansko is one of the easiest in Europe to arrive solo and leave with actual friends + collaborations.

What it’s like in practice:

✅ You can still get 2–4 hours of work done most days

✅ You keep bumping into the same people (so connections actually stick)

✅ The week has a natural rhythm: wellness + sessions + dinners + hikes + parties

✅ It genuinely feels like a pop-up town for remote workers

Worth it if you:

• want community fast
• like structure + social energy
• enjoy mountain “workation” vibes

Not worth it if you:

• want a quiet week to grind
• hate a busy social calendar
• expect a corporate conference vibe

We’ve put everything into one practical guide (where to stay, best areas, first-timer itinerary, coworking setup + more):

👉 https://coworkingdays.com/digital-nomad-guides/the-ultimate-guide-to-bansko-nomad-fest/

If you’ve been before what’s your honest take? Worth it or not?

Ultimate Bansko Nomad Fest guide (2026): tickets, accommodation, transfers, working during the festival, hot springs day trips, and first-timer playbook.