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Cape Town Ranks as One of the Best Destinations for Remote Workers

11 September 2024 by Guest

Cape Town which is also known as the Mother City has been ranked 17th on the Savills Executive Nomad Index.

Kelcie Sellers, associate director, Savills World Research said: “The more common digital nomad is symbolised by the young backpacker; however, executive nomads tend to be older and more likely travel with family in tow.”

“For these individuals both physical networking and digital connectivity are important and must be accounted for.”

They are also more likely to rent, with an emphasis on extra space and proximity to local amenities.

Each destination featured on the list has been analysed on their appeal and ease of access for long-term remote workers. Then the various cities were ranked for their:

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Cape Town: Robben Island – Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was
imprisoned for 18 years, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and can be reached by ferry from the city

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  1. Highbomber

    11 September 2024 at 9:05 am

    Fun South African Fact: The oldest remains of modern humans were found in South Africa and are well over 160,000 years old.

  2. acid gosling

    11 September 2024 at 9:05 am

    Y\’know, I could have sworn South Africa had apartheid.

    Is this the Mandela Effect?

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