In a remote working world, the possibilities to find an effective work-life balance are numerous. Traveling is one way to break routine and relax.
For business owners, taking time off work isn't always an option, staying connected for the important matters is inevitable. Luckily, there are many tools providing an opportunity for a good working-vacation. Microsoft Teams, Azure, SharePoint, OneDrive, Office 365, Amazon Web Services are some of the tools enabling remote work this summer. Good internet speed is also a key.
These are some of the best US cities for remote work this summer.
1. Virginia Beach: according to its website, the Guinness Book of World Records Virginia Beach has the "longest pleasure beach on the planet."
Internet speed: 194mbps.
The minimum recommended speed for remote working, including video conferencing, emailing large files, transferring large files is 25mbps.
2. Santa Cruz, California: there are 14 state parks and beaches in Santa Cruz county, including Big Basin Redwoods State Park, the oldest state park in California.
Internet speed: 93mbps
3. Honolulu, Hawaii: beautiful landscapes, amazing waterfalls, precious beaches. Do we need to say more?
Internet speed: 101mbps
4. Santa Fe, New Mexico: a destination for lovers of the arts. According to many travel blogs, the city was the first in the US to become a UNESCO Creative City, a network that includes "cities that have identified creativity as a strategic factor for sustainable urban development."
Internet speed: 94mbps
5. New Orleans, Louisiana: world-renowned for its distinct music, Creole cuisine, unique dialects and its annual festivals, most notably Mardi Gras.
Internet speed: 70mbps
The reality for entrepreneurs is that sometimes you can't fully unplug, but that does not mean you need to stay chained to your desk to stay productive. Today, you can be seamlessly connected to your team and your business data from any device and virtually anywhere.
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