Marcel Meier is a dedicated global mobility professional, happily married and originally from Winterthur, Switzerland. His passion for international experiences began early, having spent a year in high school in the United States. During his university years, an internship in mobility sparked a lasting interest, leading him to pursue a career in mobility tax straight out of university—a field he continues to love to this day. Marcel is drawn to the unique blend of technical expertise, personal interaction, and the global scope that mobility offers. He spent 12 years living and working in Zug and Unterägeri, discovering how even regions close to home can feel like entirely different worlds. More recently, he relocated to a picturesque and little-known village in […]

Digital nomads share their experiences in online communities, such as the “Female Digital Nomads” Facebook group. Members sometimes report challenges related to visa issues, personal safety, and taxation complexities. These anecdotes highlight the importance of thorough research and preparation for those considering the digital nomad lifestyle. The vision of working from picturesque locations like beaches in Croatia or huts in Estonia remains appealing, especially to Millennials. However, practical challenges like reliable internet access can sometimes dampen this idealised image. For example, attempting to log in to a Zoom call from certain regions may present connectivity issues, reminding us that the digital nomad lifestyle requires careful planning and adaptability.  Same Old or a New Breed in Global Mobility Contrary to what […]