Gonzalo Fernández tells us, through this article, how he lived before, during and, above all, after participating in the old remote edition 2021
Sometimes, we forget the stories behind what we do, the people we work with, or the projects that we start up.
Lucía Retuerto and Raúl Navarro are the first repeaters of Pueblos Remotos , since both participated in the two experiences that we have developed so far: Icod Remote and old remote. Two very different contexts of rurality, but with a very similar spirit.
Alvaro Valls participated in the first edition, and pilot project, of pueblos remotos: Icod Remote. Together with 9 other colleagues, the experience of connected rurality in a luxury environment, the municipality of Icod de los Vinos.
Nine months after living that experience, we talked to him to ask him how he currently sees the project, and know why he decided to repeat teleworking experience (this time on his own) in the aforementioned municipality.
Generating positive impact on the rural environment is one of the main objectives we pursue from pueblos remotos. Through this post, we tell you what are the reasons through ancient remote.
Article written by Javier López López, where he shares his experiences as a teleworkor more, how he felt and what he could contribute to local actors during the old remote edition.
For 21 days you can live many things, ancient remote is proof of this and connection between people.
Teleworking and digital nomadism are two trends that have provided us with a common and universal benefit: the power to travel, discovering the world and fulfilling professional tasks.
As in any great project, something that cannot be missing is the collaboration between the small agents that act in the meeting place. For that reason, in ancient remote we will collaborate with six local actors, who develop their business in this wonderful Majorero municipality.
Lucía Retuerra shares with us his experience about what was teleworking from the municipality of Icod de los Vinos, a testimony that will not leave you indifferent.
