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I made that map, and I'm not American. You can google "population density map Mallorca" and compare. I had the same assumption as you, so I googled it before publishing.


What were the conditions hotels didn't want to accept?


There is a couple of very nice coliving+coworking spaces in Spain in case you would like to try this experience again.

My favorite are Sun & Co (https://sun-and-co.com/) and Sende (https://www.sende.co/)


There are a few companies doing this. The most established one is probably Remote Year.


Would be actually a useful filter if a kitchen table doesn't count as 'laptop-friendly workspace'


Or your own lap.


Great idea. You should submit it here: https://twitter.com/bchesky/status/1477764672640073728


I've seen many of these curates websites. Hard for them to get significant traffic that would attract supply (hosts).

Recently saw a little project from Czech Republic curating cottages with workspace: https://pracujvprirode.cz/


I used to go through a very similar process while booking longer stays for remote work trips. Now it gets even more complex as I have a baby, what means more parameters to consider.

What I found useful is this Chrome plugin that automatically searches in reviews keywords like "wifi": https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/roamer-airbnb-inte...

Curating Airbnb listings ideal for work (desk, office chair, good internet) in interesting travel destination can be actually a good MVP. Something like crowdsourced (and cheaper) version of https://wander.com/



Why did you decide for subscription model? It makes sense for me if you have a network of 10+ locations.


Thats the goal, 3 locations on 3 continents is the MVP so to speak.


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