TBILISI — American travel addict Candy Treft radiates enthusiasm while she extols the virtues of her new home country Georgia as one of the world’s best locations for digital nomads.
The 51-year-old medical professional arrived in Georgia in 2019 and is now running a co-working and co-living space for foreign remote workers flocking to the tiny former Soviet republic nestled between the Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea.
Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, a growing number of people who could work fully remotely were striking out and adopting a digital nomad lifestyle — answering emails from the beach or a picturesque town square.
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