Slow Traveling Europe + Van Life with Chase Warrington from About Abroad
Chase Warrington, the host of About Abroad podcast, joins the show again this week for a fireside chat about slow-traveling through Europe and why he and his wife want to move from Spain to Italy.
Chase Warrington, the host of About Abroad podcast, joins the show again this week for a fireside chat about slow-traveling through Europe and why he and his wife want to move from Spain to Italy.
Chase explains the issues you could have changing your residency from one European country to another and why the Italian Dolomites is one of his favorite places to live in the world.
Plus, Kristin gives Chase a glimpse into the Nomad Cruise experience and they both give insight into their future plans for travel, work, retreats, citizenship, and residency. (hint: Kristin is changing her plans for 2024!)
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Topics Discussed:
- The reality of visiting Tulum, Mexico as a foreigner.
- Challenges of moving to Spain.
- Living and traveling Europe in a van.
- Overtourism in Europe.
- Moving from Spain to Italy as an expat.
- Applying for permanent residency in EU.
- Benefits of slow travel.
- Why Kristin is changing her plans for 2024.
- Pros and cons of living in Miami.
- Benefits of company retreats.
- Networking everywhere you go.
- The Nomad Cruise experience.
- Internal struggles of being a digital nomad.
- Living in a van with your significant other.
Questions Answered:
- What places have you and your wife travelled?
- What are the most underrated countries in Europe?
- What is Bosnia and Herzegovina like?
- If you move to Italy, where will you live?
- What do you look for when moving to a new place?
- What chapter of life are you in right now? Are things changing?
- Will you keep traveling or settle down?
- Do people around the world think of Miami as a travel destination?
- What is Nomad Cruise like? How does it work?
- What's next in life?
Episode Resources:
Related Podcast Episodes:
- BADN Ep 156: Living in Spain as an Expat or Digital Nomad
- BADN Ep 249: Tulum, Mexico: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
- BADN Ep 250: From Canada to Mexico – How a Near-Death Experience Changed This Expat’s Life
- BADN Ep 175: Leaving Canada To Retire in Albania as a Solo Female Expat
- BADN Ep 240: Reflect, Recharge, Reinvent: Living with Purpose in 2024
- About Abroad: Escaping Bosnia as a refugee to becoming CEO of Doist, with Amir Salihefendic
- About Abroad: Digital Nomads for Dummies and Traveling with Kristin
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- 100 Places to Visit Before You Die (Part 1)
- 6 Underrated Countries You MUST VISIT (Hidden Gems)
- My Favorite Places in the World ❤️🌍
- Top 10 Best Places To Live Well on $1,000 Per Month
- Second Passport Freedom: How To Get Dual Citizenship
Hidden Gems Mentioned:
- Kotor, Montenegro
- Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- The Dolomites, Italy
- Bolzano, Italy
- Verona, Italy
- Trento, Italy
- Lake Garda, Italy
- Coconut Grove, Florida
- St. Augustine, Florida
Connect with Guest, Chase Warrington:
- Check out the About Abroad Podcast
- Connect with him on LinkedIn
- Follow him on Instagram
Connect with Kristin and Support the Show:
See the show notes pages on BadassDigitalNomads.com or TravelingwithKristin.com/podcast for detailed notes and transcripts.
Chase Warrington
Head/Host
Globally minded professional with nearly 15 years of remote work experience leading distributed teams from locations across the US, Europe, Asia, and South America.
Head of Remote at Doist, the creators of Todoist & Twist, supporting 25M+ customers, and a leading remote-first organization with 100+ employees spread throughout 30+ countries, spanning all time zones.
I'm passionate about the movement towards distributed teams, and the positive impact it is having on income equality, the environment, work-life balance, and emerging markets. Throughout my career, I have always felt that the confines of the office were limiting in myriad ways, and to be given the freedom to choose how, where, and when you work, should be within everyone's reach. It has not always been the case, but today it is possible - and if remote at scale is done correctly, the opportunities for individuals and organizations to thrive are beyond measure.
The "why" behind my work is rooted in these beliefs and a strong desire to see the remote work movement migrate into the mainstream. With this in mind, I contribute as an instructor, writer, and speaker on subjects related to remote teamwork, for many of the major platforms empowering location-independent professionals and organizations. I've had the privilege to address teams on all continents on this subject, and present or publish work for outlets such as Forbes, Running Remote, wrkfrce, RePeople, The Remote Times, Remote-how, The Remote Future Summit, and Work From Anywhere, amongst others.
