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NuNomad – Faster than CNN!
So – I don’t normally consider myself any sort of hot reporter but I must say I was a bit psyched to open up CNN.com today and find an article on Couchsurfing – a topic I wrote about 2 weeks ago! Of course, they did a better job, gave more information and links to a [...]
Read more →Family Nomads – Probably the Most Fearless of All!
When I set off on my last adventure with my 3 children (later met by my husband after a couple of weeks) I searched the web for extended travel with kids and found very little. However, since then, it seems family nomads are jumping out of the woodwork.
In my opinion, these are some of the [...]
Hooray for Continental!
I just read on Business Week Online that Continental Airlines has won a dispute with Boston Logan Airport to offer free WiFi to their President’s Club Members. Boston Logan argued it was a hazard (although they offer WiFi themselves at $7.95 per day – sound more like a hazard to their pocketbooks). This is a [...]
Read more →Couch Surfing, Anyone?
As you know we’ve recently launched our mother site www.nunomad.com, www.laptophobo.com and the related www.quitdreamingandgo.com where we sell our travel preparation ebook. Well, one of our first Nuno friends came from Hungary and sent us this great tip on finding places to stay around the world. Check out www.couchsurfing.com . This is a totally free [...]
Read more →The Nu Nomad is Here!
As they say in the Monty Python movie, "I’m not dead yet!" No – on the contrary – though I haven’t been posting to my blog for a couple of months, I’ve been working hard with my nomad partner Richard, to bring you all a new resource in work and travel. I’m proud to [...]
Read more →What Makes a NuNomad Friendly Accomodation?
When you think about accomodations for a vacation, most people are looking for great location, comfortable and clean rooms, and great prices. As a NuNomad there is more to think about. Here are some things to keep in mind:
1) Location is still important. If you are planning an extended stay, think like a native. [...]
Tips for New Eurail Users
As many Americans do, I decided to purchase Eurail tickets for our family to travel through Europe. It seemed the most economical and flexible means of transportation. We ordered our France/Benelux Passes which enabled us to have 4 days worth of travel through the countries of the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France. They were [...]
Read more →The Human Side of the NuNomad
One thing I’ve realized on this trip has been that although my technology set up for the most part went off without a hitch, I as a human being was not so infallible.
When you are living as a NuNomad (taking your profession with you abroad) it’s important to factor in your human frailties. For instance, [...]
Cell Phone Woes
So – we’re back in the states for the last stage of this journey. Hooray – I can go back to using my cell phone for client calls! Right! I specifically picked my cell phone provider by going into the strip mall cell phone shop and saying, "My family travels each summer to the Connecticut [...]
Read more →Moving the Office to Unknown Locations
Today we move again. This time we leave Paris and take the TGV to our friends’ country home outside of Avignon. This will be the most rural location of our trip so far. The home does not have internet.
This brings up the question of how you find a way to connect in rural locations. I [...]
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Meet the Nomads - Cherie and Chris of Technomadia - Location Independent RVers in the U.S.A.
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Nomading Families Talk about Life and Education - Round Table Discussion Part I - SoulTravelers3
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