The phenomenon of digital nomadism has transitioned from a niche lifestyle choice for tech-savvy freelancers to a mainstream global movement, fundamentally altering the socioeconomic landscapes of popular destinations from Southeast Asia to Latin America. While the allure of "working from paradise" is heavily marketed through social media imagery of beachside coworking spaces and tropical villas, a growing body of evidence suggests that the influx of millions of remote workers is placing unprecedented strain on local environments, infrastructure, and social cohesion....
