The Australian population is ageing, and an increasing number of older Australians are becoming “grey nomads”, driving long distances on high speed rural roads. While many drivers in this age range are engaging in self regulation and limiting their driving to known roads, this population are driving on highly unfamiliar roads, and possibly engaging in unfamiliar practices such as towing large l...

The camel is one of the typical and the best adopted animals of the desert, capable of enduring thirst and hunger for days and is the most patient of land animals. For desert nomads of Pakistani Cholistan, it is a beloved companion, a source of milk and meat, transport facility provider and a racing/dancing animal, thus, playing an important role in the socioeconomic uplift of the local communi...

Abstract Working conditions of knowledge workers have been subject to rapid change recently. Digital nomadism is no longer a phenomenon that relates only entrepreneurs, freelancers, and gig workers. Corporate employees, too, begun uncouple their work from stationary (home) offices 9-to-5 schedules. However, pursuing permanent job in corporate environment still fundamentally different values tha...

This article examines how digital nomads (generally defined here as those from the Global North working remotely without a permanent home) reacted to COVID-19 pandemic. Using social media data and 37 in-depth interviews with 16 countries, it argues that many in this group continued traveling maintain their identity avoid border closures lockdowns. The explores they rationalized mobility while n...