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MÁLAGA | The Spanish Silicon Valley

Talent and good weather. These two concepts define Málaga, whose capital has become a technological hub on a European scale and a leader in technological change in Andalucía. The province of Málaga is a cosmopolitan business center that offers many opportunities to work remotely while enjoying a pleasant Mediterranean lifestyle.

Málaga is home to numerous multinationals in the technology sector such as Google , Huawei and Oracle and brings together a solid community of remote workers. Here you can also find the Andalusian Technological Park. All this, together with the excellent connection with other cities in Europe by plane, high-speed train and sea, explain the outstanding positioning of Málaga as the epicenter of the digital-based business scene.

The capital of Málaga is one of the favorite cities of foreigners to live and telework according to the Expat City Ranking 2020 .

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CÁDIZ | Your office on the beach

Accelerated digitization, the advance of teleworking worldwide and the unique charm of the Cadiz coast have created the perfect setting so that more and more Spanish and foreign workers choose the spectacular beaches of Cádiz or some picturesque white town to work remotely.

Some factors inherent to Cádiz such as good weather all year round, excellent quality of life, environmental sustainability and cheap prices play in favor of this growing trend.

Many small and medium-sized companies in the province have begun to emerge in the digital development and renewable energy sector. This has contributed to creating a dynamic professional environment with different profiles.

On the other hand, Tarifa, world mecca of kitesurfing , has become a visible claim for digital nomads from other countries who are fond of this and other water sports.

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ALMERÍA | With the laptop between the beach and the desert

If Almería had to choose a slogan to attract potential teleworkers from other countries, it would possibly be: Can you imagine working on top of a cliff with views of the sea, or a little village next to the desert? Both options are possible and both are suitable for those looking to telecommute in an unspoiled natural environment away from the hustle and bustle.

On the other hand, a startup accelerator technology that is generating a growing network of entrepreneurs with innovative projects. Likewise, there are several coworking offices scattered around the city of Almería.

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SEVILLA | Startup ecosystem

Entrepreneurs from the technology sector and digital entrepreneurs have joined forces to project and give more visibility abroad to the innovative fabric of Seville.
Seville is origin of many technology-based startups and is now scaling positions to be placed on the international map of technology and entrepreneurship.

Seville is a tourist symbol of the essence of Andalucía but it also has this other more technological, innovative and dynamic face. The digital nomads choose the Andalusian capital as one of their favorite places in Spain to telecommute, also encouraged by the weather and the good connections by plane, high speed and road with the rest of the country and Europe.

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GRANADA | Charming paradise to work remotely from

Professionals who work remotely from other cities or countries tend to seek quality of life, live new experiences and learn about other cultures. This and more is possible in Granada. The capital, in addition to a rich heritage legacy whose reference point is the Alhambra, has a technology cluster and a network of coworking offices.

The province offers very diverse natural landscapes from which to enjoy and telecommute all year round: from secluded white villages nestled in the mountains to peaceful beaches under cliffs in the Costa Tropical.

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CÓRDOBA | Telecommuting less than two hours from Madrid

Córdoba has set itself a medium-term objective to occupy a prominent place as permanent tourism destination for teleworkers nationals and foreigners. Its main assets as an e-working land of international reference are quality and lifestyle, security and its accessibility from other European countries thanks to the train connection high speed with Madrid in 1 hour and 45 minutes .

In recent times, they have opened several coworking spaces in the Cordovan capital where digital nomads and other professional profiles join the trend of working remotely in one of the most monumental cities in Andalusia.

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HUELVA | Telecommuting from the simplicity of a village

The tranquility of the province of Huelva places it between one of the new destinations in Andalucía to telecommute from the coast or the mountains. Contact with nature and a cheap cost of living are two factors among those who decide to move to work remotely for a while from the westernmost Andalucía.

Teleworking has emerged in the last year as a new market niche for tourism companies in Huelva and there is an incipient demand from outsiders interested in settling in towns in the mountains to work remotely away from the life of the big cities.

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JAÉN | Digital nomad on the mountains

The nature of the mountains of the Sierra de Cazorla could well be one of the main attractions of Jaén to attract the attention of digital nomads, although they can also opt for some of its monumental cities.

Some companies in the province are directing efforts to improve competitiveness and business innovation. The capital has some coworking offices.

Although Jaén still has some way to go to position itself as a teleworking destination, it benefits from cheap prices of virtually everything, and a quiet and calm lifestyle.

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