▲You can get more bang for your buck in Dallas than in many other major US cities. That alone should be a draw!

▲The cost of living can be lower in Austin than in other major US cities, and it has a friendly, modern atmosphere to offer.

▲You won’t want to miss out on the great restaurants in Charleston, which should make it easy to get a good meal and a solid connection to the internet.

▲The city is friendly, cultured, and full of museums—an ideal place to spend some time in the spring or summer.

▲The city is becoming increasingly popular with freelancers, entrepreneurs, and nomads.

▲It may be a little too off-the-grid to stay here for long, but it’s definitely worth a stop to get out of the city.

▲If you can find a cabin with wifi on airbnb, you’re all set to enjoy the desert vistas and work to your heart’s content.

▲Hawaii is paradise. You can surf in the morning, work in the afternoon, and relax with a cool drink at night.

▲A storied city full of diverse neighborhoods, boutique coffee shops, young, hip work culture, and excellent nightlife is waiting for you in LA.

▲But if you need more, know that you’ll find everything from major corporations to small start-ups here, which makes it ideal for a digital nomad.

▲As a digital nomad, it might make sense to spend some time in a city that is supportive towards companies involved in transportation, healthcare, finance, defense, oil, and energy. Plus, you can work with coffee and a beignet by your side.

▲One of America’s most unique cities, New Orleans has great energy, amazing food, beautiful buildings, and an incredible nightlife.

▲Get some work done at Panther Coffee or enjoy Miami’s growing arts scene.

▲Of course, New York City is expensive. But it’s also amazing and unique and totally worth seeing, and for digital nomads, there are plenty of coffee shops with internet.

▲You can find coworking spaces here, like The Box Jelly, if that’s your style.

▲Things you’ll also be able to find in New York: Coworking spots, lots of people to meet and network with, and incredible culture.

▲Portland is a great city, with lots of coffee shops for working, community events, and general good vibes.

▲The popular travel destination draws in lots of freelancers and digital nomads. Maybe it’s the culture, or maybe it’s the beach access.

▲There are definitely a lot of entrepreneurs around, and if you love the great outdoors, there’s plenty of natural beauty to be found in the area.

▲Come for the beaches, stay for the wifi.

▲Perfect sunny weather, laid-back vibes, and an up-and-coming tech culture make San Diego a great place to kick it for a few months.

▲Businesswise, Tucson is an established hub for aviation, aerospace, healthcare, and tech.

▲Windy, hilly, and charming, San Francisco is like the American cousin of a favorite digital nomad destination: Lisbon, Portugal. Except San Fran doesn’t require a passport.

▲There’s great access to nature here, if green, beautiful, and a little rainy is your cup of tea. But it’s also a modern city full of ambitious workers.

▲It’s also a thriving, bustling hub for tech companies and start-ups, so you’ll find plenty of inspiration and networking opportunities here.

▲You can find the headquarters for Microsoft and Amazon here, which could be especially great for tech workers, though companies like Starbucks and JP Morgan Chase also make their home here.

▲There are worse cities to be based in than Tucson. The city draws in a lot of tourists, which comes with all the perks… other travelers to meet, coffee shops, restaurants, and of course, sights to see.

▲This is a neat city with fast internet and a pleasant climate… except in the sticky, hot summer.

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The city is full of start-ups always on the lookout for new talent, so it might be a good place to see if your talents are needed.

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The weather is beautiful, the nightlife is hoppin’, and the beaches are right at your feet. What could be so bad about spending some time in Miami?

▲When people talk about digital nomads—freelancers and entrepreneurs traveling the globe and living that ideal, Insta-worthy lifestyle—they often think about places far from US borders. But America is a big country with major tech hubs, start-up culture hot spots, beautiful beaches, and incredible coffee shops. If you’re going to vagabond around, why not base yourself in the US for a while? See the sights, drink the caffeine, meet the people, and do some networking.

Here are the best places in the US for digital nomads. Click on!

The best US cities for digital nomads

What about staying in the US for some time?

16/10/24 por StarsInsider

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When people talk about digital nomads—freelancers and entrepreneurs traveling the globe and living that ideal, Insta-worthy lifestyle—they often think about places far from US borders. But America is a big country with major tech hubs, start-up culture hot spots, beautiful beaches, and incredible coffee shops. If you’re going to vagabond around, why not base yourself in the US for a while? See the sights, drink the caffeine, meet the people, and do some networking.

Here are the best places in the US for digital nomads. Click on!