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South Korea courts digital nomads amid growing Asian trend

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South Korea is actively seeking to attract digital nomads, with initiatives aimed at making the country a more appealing destination for remote workers. Alina Radulescu, an IT consultant from Romania, has found happiness and a vibrant community in Seoul, highlighting the positive atmosphere and cultural appeal of South Korea. This move aligns with a broader trend of digital nomads increasingly choosing Asian destinations for their work and lifestyle. AI

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South Korea courts digital nomads amid growing Asian trend

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · David D. Lee ·

    Digital nomads are flocking to Asia. South Korea wants in

    Alina Radulescu, 38, has stayed in Italy, the United States and Thailand for months at a time. Now, the IT consultant from Romania shares a co-living space in Seoul with 11 other digital nomads – and says she’s never been happier. “There’s a certain vibe in Korea,” she said. “The…

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