Why Cruise Ships are My Favorite Remote Work Location
I too work from a lot of different places, but I find that I absolutely need internet to be productive.  Pulling a Gem for instance, or checking Stack Overflow.<p>My favourite places to work are all-inclusive holiday resorts.   Lanzarote and the Algarve most recently.  Being all inclusive means there is no thought process in eating or drinking.  Nor any need to shop, clean, cook.<p>The most difficult thing is finding out what the internet situation is in hotels - but this has vastly improved even in the last year.  I generally call up reception, and travel with an ethernet cable.<p>Incidentally for an individual or a couple, Airbnb is generally far more expensive than a reasonable half-board hotel. I've only ever found Airbnb type stuff useful in capital cities.<p>I've been at my most productive working in:<p>- Wetherspoons in Slough<p>- An apartment in Cairo<p>- A bungalow in Lanzarote<p>- The lobby of the Apex hotel in Dundee (current)<p>Downsides are seeing a laptop screen in the sun (wear a dark shirt) and being surrounded by happy couples while on one's own.<p>(I'm back to Lanzarote for a week at the start of December if anyone fancies a coffee)