NuNomad Blog

Getting across borders as a location independent professional can be tricky. Read some real life examples and learn what we do to keep from getting stopped.

A lot of people wonder what it would be like to nomad solo. Richard has been doing it for years. Read his thoughts on nu nomading alone.

The Zaia family spends 3 days exploring the natural wonders of Urubici Brazil.

the Nu Nomad is now available as a book! A comprehensive guide on how to achieve a location independent lifestyle. Paperback or e-book versions

Learn the 6 stages of designing your lifestyle and the secret key to be successful.

I was recently asked by a reader to write a post on travel safety for women.  It’s a really relevant topic and one that every woman who thinks about traveling probably pores over in her own mind.  Since I believe in the notion of, “ask 7 people, you’ll get 7 answers”, and because each of [...]

Before I left home I wrote a post titled, “What Does it Cost to Travel the World – What Does it Cost Not To?” where I was discussing the costs of a nomadic lifestyle and how I believed we would save money while being on the road.  This week I got a prod from a [...]

by Carmen
As an environmentally concerned traveler I have often wondered about the environmental impact of a nomadic lifestyle.  Writing about this in February of 2008 I estimated that if you traveled to a country where you lived with a much lower carbon footprint, you could not only offset the carbon footprint of getting there but [...]

9 Tips for Finding Nomad Friendly Accommodations when you don’t know the place or the language.

Carmen describes 9 ways to save money during your next airport experience.