Best Digital Nomad Conferences in 2023

Conferences are often hit or miss, especially when they are virtual. However, they hold a special importance for digital nomads looking to network, learn, find clients and be inspired. Not all of the digital nomad conferences are worth the time and expense, but some are quickly becoming must-attend events that deliver on their promise and more.  For insights on finding your dream work-from-anywhere job, click here. Here are our top picks for digital nomad conferences in 2023:

The Remote Working Expo, March 15-16, London UK, FREE

The Remote Working Expo is the World’s ONLY live event dedicated to the future of remote working, the only place where you can discover how to implement emerging technologies into your business in order to achieve remote/hybrid working success.

Running Remote, April 25-26, Lisbon, Portugal, USD 599-999

Join renowned remote-work experts and industry practitioners with extensive experience leading, running, and managing remote-first and hybrid teams. Over 50 experts will share their industry insights, best practices, and learnings with you. Speakers include leaders from Alassian, Airbnb, Slack, GitLab and other well-known companies from around the world.   

Repeople Conference, likely November 23

The Repeople Conference is touted as Europe’s largest remote work conference. The Conference covers topics such as remote work, innovation, culture, leadership, tourism, case studies and many more. You will be able to learn from an international selection of world-leading experts in remote work transformation around the world. In addition to activities such as hiking and surfing, you will have the opportunity to network with other remote workers from all over the world.

Before committing to any conference, consider what you are seeking to gain from your attendance. Even if the conference is free of charge, you are still going to dedicate time and energy that you could potentially be using otherwise. Conferences with a solid list of speakers well ahead of time are generally going to deliver a more curated experience so you can expect less surprises. This doesn’t mean that smaller and more spontaneous conferences and events should not cross your radar, but be sure you don’t allocate more time to conferences than you would like.