San Sebastian, charming city located on the coast of the Cantabrian Sea facing the Bay of Biscay just 20 kilometers from the border with France, capital of the province of Guipuzcoa in the autonomous community of the Basque Country in Spain is capturing a strong attention of digital nomads from various countries with visitors to most of the United States of America followed by those coming from Germany, France, Great Britain as well as other Spanish locations.
According to data provided by FeelFree, a leading company in the management of exclusive properties for summer and seasonal holidays in San Sebastian and Baqueira, the Basque city has seen a significant increase in demand for seasonal apartments, with 91% of the manager's properties already booked.
This international flow highlights the growing popularity of San Sebastian as a hub for all those who want and can work remotely.
FeelFree CEO Juanra de la Vega was pleased to state that San Sebastian has become a preferred and sought-after destination for digital nomads with a significant demand for seasonal apartments that reflects the city's attractiveness as a destination for global tourism seeking to integrate into the local community.
According to a demographic analysis conducted by FeelFree regarding the profile of digital nomads who choose San Sebastian as a destination to stay for long periods, the company has shown that 30% of travelers belong to an age group between 45 and 54 years old, a significant figure that confirms that digital nomadism is not exclusive to younger travelers.
The age group between 35 and 44 years represents 19% of digital nomads, that between 55 and 65 years old 16% and that between 25 and 34 years old 10%.
Linked to that demographic analysis The CEO of FeelFree then pointed out that San Sebastian does not only attract young digital nomads but also experienced professionals and The reasons for choosing San Sebastian are the quality and attractiveness of the environment and the various accommodation options that FeelFree offers ideal for all people of various ages who wish to work remotely.
A further relevant fact that emerged is that 36% of digital nomads travel alone which translates into a desire and tendency to seek independence and flexibility in their lifestyle while couples are 31%.
These differences in travel arrangements further highlight the adaptability of the city in accommodating different types of visitors such as people looking for individual experiences, but also those who prefer to stay alongside family members, including large groups with 16% wanting to enjoy San Sebastian together.
Digital nomads generally select San Sebastian for longer stays, on average of 65 days. Costs have an average price of € 165 per night and an average price per booking of € 4,400.
This movement of digital nomads is certainly very beneficial for the local economy, but it also elevates the image of San Sebastian, capable of attracting a profile of quality and environmentally friendly travelers, factors that undoubtedly contribute positively to the city.
The Director of Strategy and Business Development Carlos Villalain has declared a commitment to strategies that address this profile of traveler by providing them with fully equipped apartments, equipped with cutting-edge technology, comfortable workspaces and additional services that meet the specific needs of each traveler
All that is developed with the efforts promulgated for the sustainable growth of tourism in San Sebastián which has proven to be more than just a tourist destination but also a kind of paradise for digital nomads looking for a place where remote work is perfectly combined with an excellent quality of life.
With an occupancy rate of 91% in long-stay accommodation recorded by FeelFree, San Sebastian undoubtedly stands out on the global map and promises to continue to be a point of reference and magnet for all those who wish to live a unique experience working from anywhere in the world.
Link : https://www.expreso.info/noticias/espana/101485_san_sebastian_uno_de_los_destinos_preferidos_por_los_nomadas_digitales
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