Extremadura, an autonomous community in Spain, is luring digital nomads by offering grants of up to €15,000 to help boost its low population and economy.
The effects of overtourism are driving tourists to seek alternative destinations, where their economic contributions can benefit local communities without exacerbating existing issues.
Despite the appeal of digital nomad visas, their influx has often resulted in negative impacts such as local gentrification and strains on services in host communities.
New regulations like tourist taxes and selfie bans have emerged across Europe in response to the overtourism crisis, indicating a growing concern over sustainable tourism practices.
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