The Rise of Subscription Living
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So they existed in grey areas — visitors who make money on the internet and use coworking spaces, and hope never to end up drinking with an immigration officer at the local bar.
They want people to travel not as tourists, but as a new category of remote working, temporary expats.
the archaic systems of real estate were not designed with flexibility, mobility, or spontaneity in mind.
tourism has every reason to reinvent itself to support a life of combined work and travel. By 2025, the hotels that remain will focus more on subscriptions than nightly rates.
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