• Nomad Cloud
  • Posts
  • ☁️ Nomads Are Going to Space 🛰️

☁️ Nomads Are Going to Space 🛰️

Plus Americans Need a Visa For Europe

Author

Pranam Lipinski
August 25, 2023

Welcome back to Nomad Cloud. This week’s trending news tab is stacked with a lot of great reads so be sure to check out those headlines. We also talk about the future of nomadism with an interesting story on buying a ticket to space. For our American subscribers, don’t miss the major news that will surely affect your ability to work remote from Europe, they’re not playing! See you in the ☁️.

Upcoming

  • Every day people are going to space

  • No more Americano in Europa

  • AI Could Make You Work Harder

Our Official Partner is Global Rescue

Traditional insurance won’t rescue you, and a medical evacuation can cost up to $300,000.

What does it cost to join Global Rescue? Just the price of membership, which starts as low as $139. Global Rescue memberships provide peace of mind with travel services designed for unexpected medical and security emergencies, whether you’re a digital nomad, expat, or family.

If you don’t have a plan in case of an emergency get Global Rescue

Extreme Travel is Becoming More Popular. Someday We Will See Nomads in Space.

Luxury travel takes a daring twist as the ultra-rich chase heart-pounding experiences. Despite initial hesitations, the wealthy are now shelling out millions for extraordinary escapades. A prime example is the $50 million ticket to the International Space Station that found buyers after years of persuasion. This trend isn't limited to space – high-end adventurers are diving into icy Antarctic waters and scaling treacherous mountains. However, these thrills come with risks. Climate change threatens polar regions, and extreme excursions can turn dangerous. Crisis response firms are booming as travelers seek support for worst-case scenarios. While the allure persists, experts caution the wealthy to balance their thirst for adventure with careful consideration. Watch full video.

Editor Note: Yea yea, we know maybe Tim Ferris is probably the only nomad that could afford the ticket but over time opportunities like this tend to trickle down to the average consumer. Cars hit the mass market in the early 20th century, with Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line and the Model T in 1908. The average consumer could afford a car around the mid-1920s, when production efficiencies led to significant price reductions.

Olumide Gbenro

📌 COMMUNITY BOARD

  • Luxury villa ownership in Switzerland from $25,000

  • Dollar Flight Club is offering their Lifetime Membership for $129 (usually $1,690) for the next 24 hours. Lifetime Members get up to 90% off all flights for life! Fly roundtrip to Paris from $320, Hawaii from $197, and more. Get 93% off lifetime or try for free now.

  • Matt’s Flights: Get cheap flight email alerts and save up to 90% on your next trip. Try it for free!

  • Wander is the future of travel: the guarantees of a quality hotel paired with the comforts (and space) of a home. We own 100% of the rentals on our platform meaning we deliver high quality, smart technology and inspiring locations with every guest. Try it today.

  • Bubble.io is a powerful, no-code platform that allows you to create complex web applications without writing any code. Bring your ideas to life in minutes, with a range of features designed to give you the flexibility and power to create whatever you can imagine. Find out why thousands of people around the world trust Bubble for their web development needs. Try it free today.

  • Articly.ai AI-powered blog automation service that streamlines content creation and publishing for founders, saving time and money. Generates and posts 50+ SEO-optimized articles per month on your site. Get 15% off today with code “NOMADCLOUD"

*This is affiliate content

Americans Will Soon Need A Visa For Europe

Starting in early 2024, American tourists will face new travel rules in Europe as the European Union introduces the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS). This system, not a traditional visa, mandates online application and pre-approval for travelers from visa-free countries, including the US. The process, costing €7 ($8), involves an online form covering biographical data, travel history, and security inquiries. Approval usually takes an hour, but may extend up to 96 hours. Once granted, the authorization remains valid for three years or until passport expiration. ETIAS aims to bolster border security, mirroring the US Electronic System for Travel Authorization. Although travelers anticipate initial confusion, the simplicity of the process reassures many. Read full article.

AI Could Make Us Work More (Find Out How

)

In a recent study by researchers at the University of Manchester, the widely held belief that artificial intelligence (AI) will simplify tasks and potentially eliminate certain jobs has been challenged. The study focused on the impact of automated processes in science laboratories, particularly in the field of synthetic biology. While the aim of automation is to enhance efficiency and allow scientists to focus on more valuable work, the study found that introducing automation can actually lead to increased complexity. Automated platforms expanded the range of tasks researchers must undertake, including managing hypotheses and experiments, as well as training and supervising robots. These often overlooked tasks, while essential, aren't as recognized in the scientific community. The study suggests that similar dynamics might apply to other domains, highlighting the need to reconsider how we measure productivity and ensure that technology truly enhances human capabilities. Read full article.

🚀 Feature your product in the world’s largest newsletter for Digital Nomads

Nomad Cloud is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing newsletters for digital nomads, online entrepreneurs, and remote workers with 8,000+ readers including members of notable organizations like SafetyWing, eResidency Estonia, Running Remote, Remote Year and many more. You can learn more about sponsoring the newsletter here.

Rate Today's Newsletter

Please drop a comment on how we can improve

Login or Subscribe to participate in polls.