Why countries are welcoming digital nomads

Plus: Air taxis take flight, Scottish island looking for residents, impacting conservation efforts, and more

Why countries are welcoming digital nomads Countries hoping to attract more foreign dollars, from Estonia to Barbados, have either announced or begun opening applications for remote work visas that last up to a year. Here’s a breakdown of the new visas and how digital nomads feel about taking advantage of them during what’s come to be known as these “uncertain times.”   Learn more   Are flying taxis ready for take-off? Several air taxis are currently in development across the world but one company in particular is inching closer to take-off as it flew its new taxi in public for the first time last week. read more A tiny remote island in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides is looking for new residents At just eight miles from end to end, Rum was once known as the Forbidden Island. With its ferry landing, shop, post office and public telephone, the island's only settlement includes the majestic Kinloch Castle is its principal attraction. Read More   How worldwide lockdowns have impacted conservation efforts Until recently, the months of lockdown have seemed to benefit environmental efforts. But according to one new survey, critical conservation activities have also been “severely disrupted” during the pandemic. read more

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