"One of the biggest shifts has been a growing demand for unique experiences. By taking advantage of flexible work opportunities, more Americans are embracing the appeal of a digital nomad lifestyle. What was once seen as an option mainly for solo travelers and young couples is now growing among a new demographic: families. Recent studies show that digital nomad families have increased in 2025, with about 15% of digital nomads now traveling with their children."
"For parents eager to expose their children to diverse cultures at a young age, digital nomadism offers a unique opportunity. While working remotely and homeschooling, families can spend their free time traveling the globe, visiting historic sites, and developing empathy for people from different backgrounds. In the early days of digital nomadism, the lifestyle was often seen as attainable only for young, solo travelers working as freelancers or in tech."
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated demand for unique experiences and enabled widespread flexible work arrangements, making remote living feasible for many Americans. Digital nomadism expanded from predominantly solo travelers and young couples to include families, with about 15% of digital nomads traveling with children in 2025. Parents combine remote work and homeschooling to travel, visit historic sites, and cultivate cultural empathy in their children. Expanded company remote options and growing acceptance of flexible schooling increased accessibility to family nomadism. Some families are voluntarily changing routines to take advantage of extended remote work and the opportunity to live abroad.
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