Cheap flights
Living in Europe means weekend flights for the price of a dinner. I compare on Trip.com, with 5% off through my link.
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I work from anywhere. And I'll show you how to travel like this too.
Hi, I’m Dani: Brazilian, 100% remote IT analyst and digital nomad across Europe. Here I share real life on the road, with itineraries, costs and everything I use to travel.
46 countriesand all of Brazil
46
countries visited
27
Brazilian states
3 years
living in Europe
100%
remote work
About me
From small-town São Paulo to the world, with a laptop and Wi-Fi.
I’m Brazilian, I studied IT at Fatec in São José do Rio Preto, and 3 years ago I swapped Brazil for Europe. I work 100% remotely, in English, with a team spread across several countries, which lets me live wherever the internet reaches.
That’s 46 countries and every Brazilian state so far. I have no fixed base: I spend a few weeks in each place, grab cheap weekend flights and, between trips, I run marathons.
Here I show the real side of this life, the good and the not-so-good: what it costs, what’s worth it and what I wouldn’t do again.
✈️ Remote IT analyst · 🏃 Marathon runner · 💸 Low-cost flights · 📍 Real life, no filter
How I travel
See everything in How I travel →Everything I use, road-tested
No generic lists: these are the tools I actually use to work and travel on a budget.
Internet everywhere
It's what lets me work from any country. I use Pangia: unlimited internet in 127+ countries, with a 7-day trial.
Where I stay
For short stays, Booking. In Asia, almost always Agoda, which usually has the best prices there.
Insurance, always
I never travel without it. I compare coverage before every trip and choose by destination and length.
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