As remote work continues to thrive and more professionals embrace location independence, the digital nomad community is becoming increasingly organized, connected, and vibrant. Conferences and events play a key role in bringing remote workers together to network, learn new skills, explore new locations, and find community.
If you’re looking to stay ahead of the curve, grow your professional network, or simply meet like-minded travelers, here are some of the top digital nomad conferences and events to keep on your radar in 2025.
1. Nomad Fest (Location: Bali, Indonesia)
Nomad Fest is a celebration of remote work, entrepreneurship, and global living. Hosted in Bali—a hub for digital nomads—this event features expert talks, workshops, and curated networking experiences. It’s a favorite for first-time nomads and seasoned travelers alike looking to connect and grow.
2. 7in7 Digital Nomad Conference (Location: Europe TBA)
Now in its final year of a seven-year global tour, 7in7 is designed specifically for experienced digital nomads. Attendance is capped to keep things intimate, and the sessions go beyond beginner topics to explore advanced themes like long-term nomadism, sustainability, and building impactful projects on the road.
3. Running Remote (Location: Lisbon, Portugal)
A premier conference for companies that operate remotely, Running Remote attracts CEOs, HR leaders, and remote-first teams from around the world. While not strictly a nomad event, it’s highly valuable for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and remote workers interested in scaling their careers or businesses remotely.
4. Nomad City (Location: Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Spain)
Nomad City offers a relaxed, professional environment with a focus on productivity, location independence, and business development. With roundtables, workshops, and casual beachside meetups, it’s ideal for digital nomads balancing work and leisure.
5. Bansko Nomad Fest (Location: Bansko, Bulgaria)
This rapidly growing event brings hundreds of nomads together in a picturesque mountain town. Bansko Nomad Fest features storytelling sessions, skill-sharing, outdoor adventures, and fireside chats. It’s ideal for remote workers looking for authentic connections in a more laid-back setting.
6. Nomad Summit (Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand)
Chiang Mai remains a top digital nomad destination, and Nomad Summit continues to draw a global crowd. This event caters to all levels and covers topics like remote business, freelancing, marketing, and passive income. It also includes pre- and post-conference excursions for those wanting to explore the area with fellow attendees.
7. Freedom Business Summit (Online & Hybrid)
Focused on location independence, second citizenship, and offshore strategies, this summit blends digital nomadism with personal sovereignty. The 2025 edition will offer both virtual and physical attendance options, with sessions led by global mobility experts, tax professionals, and remote entrepreneurs.
8. Remote Work Europe (Various Locations)
This series of events travels across European cities throughout the year, offering local meetups, coworking experiences, and networking parties. It’s perfect for nomads hopping between European hubs who want to plug into the community along the way.
9. Digital Nomad Week (Online)
This online event is great for nomads who can’t make it in person. It covers a broad range of topics like remote income, personal growth, travel hacks, and community building. With speakers from every corner of the world, it’s one of the most accessible conferences available.
10. Tech Remote (Location: Austin, Texas, USA)
This conference bridges tech professionals and the remote lifestyle. Ideal for digital nomads in development, design, and product management, Tech Remote offers intensive sessions on collaboration tools, asynchronous work, and the future of digital infrastructure.
Whether you’re aiming to expand your business, develop new skills, or simply find your tribe, these events offer invaluable experiences for anyone living the digital nomad lifestyle. Mark your calendar and plan to be part of the global conversation shaping the future of work and travel.