Moroccan cities of Marrakech and Agadir have been named two of the top 10 most popular remote working destinations in Africa, as they are cities where digital nomads enjoy exploring and sightseeing as they work in different spots.
Africa’s Business Insider put Cape Town as the first on the list.
“With its stunning natural beauty, sandy beaches, and a bustling culinary scene, Cape Town offers an idyllic backdrop for remote work,” said the same source.
As for Marrakech, it currently has 4.482 remote work posts on Instagram, which placed it second on the list.
Being Morocco’s mesmerizing cultural hub, with its enchanting markets, intricate architecture, and vibrant arts scene, Marrakech provides digital nomads with a unique blend of work and cultural exploration, explained Business Insider.
The city has various coworking spaces which enables remote workers to feel free and enjoy the unlimited special spots of the city.
In order to identify the top remote working locations in Africa, Resume.io performed a study by analyzing a set of 25,976 Instagram posts that included the #digitalnomad hashtag.
By extrapolating the approximate number of posts geotagged in each location, they were able to rank the destinations accordingly.
Following Marrakech was Nairobi in Kenya, then Luxor Egypt, Hurghada also in Egypt, then Agadir in the sixth spot.
The Moroccan city, situated along the scenic coastline of Morocco, hosts digital nomads seeking tranquility and the beauty of nature.
With its relaxed atmosphere and sun-drenched beaches, Agadir creates an optimal setting for remote work.
Digital nomads can make use of the city’s coworking spaces, indulge in rejuvenating spa sessions, or embark on exciting expeditions to the nearby Atlas Mountains, or surfing sessions.
These attributes combine to establish Agadir as a serene sanctuary where remote workers can be highly productive.
Following Agadir, the Egyptian city Dahab landed the seventh spot, followed By Dakar Senegal, Algiers in Algeria, and finally Cairo.
The list was dominated by Egyptian cities then Moroccan ones.
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