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The Newest Remote Working Alternative: Working from Hotels
What’s a remote worker to do when they’re tired of working from their home? A little over a year ago CNBC reported on remote workers who’d simply https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/20/van-life-tech-workers-worked-from-road-during-covid-may-not-return.html, “working from internet hotspots in their vans and spending their free time in nature and exploring new places.”
More than two years after that tweet, the DoubleTree hotel in Springfield Missouri is still offering a reduced “day rate” to try to attract remote workers.
But hotels catering to remote workers can take many forms, with some now trying to morph into co-working facilities.
Accor is far from the only hotel that’s begun chasing this trend and pursuing the remote worker market.
More than two years after that tweet, the DoubleTree hotel in Springfield Missouri is still offering a reduced “day rate” to try to attract remote workers.
But hotels catering to remote workers can take many forms, with some now trying to morph into co-working facilities.
Accor is far from the only hotel that’s begun chasing this trend and pursuing the remote worker market.
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