Seven days, seven themes. Locations and events all over the city. A chance to showcase the magic of Zagreb from all angles.
Zagreb Digital Nomad Weeks kicks off on Monday (see the full programme here), a collaboration between Saltwater Nomads, TCN and Zagreb Tourist Board (who are financing the project), supported by the Digital Nomad Association Croatia, Doma Zagreb, KPMG, Hrvatski Telekom, and Raiffeisen Bank.
Each day will focus on a different theme – cybersecurity, online presence, remote career advice, tax & finance, the future of work, wellbeing, and explore Zagreb – with a mix of presentations, networking, free coworking, and social events.
Zagreb Digital Nomad Week 2021 will bring together a great list of Croatian and international experts in locations all over the city, and there are many Croatian businesses which have bought into the concept to co-create a fantastic week for those looking to explore Zagreb as a digital nomad destination.
Attendance is free, both online and in person, but be aware that physical places are limited, due to the current measures. All registrations are being handled via the Saltwater Nomads website. The event will be live streamed on TCN social media, as well as the Zagreb Tourist Board YouTube channel.
A key element of the week will be networking, with several social events arranged in the evening, as well as some of Zagreb’s most interesting and innovative tours, guided by the inimitable Iva Silla from Secret Zagreb.
ZDNW follows on from two successful events, also organised by Saltwater Nomads, in cooperation with TCN, the City of Dubrovnik, and the Dubrovnik Tourist Board, and it is encouraging to see participation at next week’s event from key partipants from last October’s Dubrovnik Digital Nomads-in-Residence conference (the first in Croatia), and last month’s Dubrovnik Digital Nomads-in-Residence. Dubrovnik Tourist Board director will take part in the Zagreb event on Friday on a panel moderated by Ron Tardiff, one of the 10 resident nomads, while another Dubrovnik nomad resident, Albert Cañigueral, will give a keynote speech on the future of work. Cañigueral was last week appointed by the Catalan government to lead its Open Data and Transparency division.
Full details of the weekend programme will be released on Monday.
For an online version of the programme, click here.
To register for each of the events, click here.
No week-long conference highlighting the Zagreb lifestyle would be complete without its four-legged mascot.
Meet Mišo, The Dog,Mišo, The Dog, born August 15, 2011 in the zodiac sign of Leo. To our knowledge, this lively ten-year-old is the father of five children, and perhaps more. This adorable Jack Russel suffers from a personality disorder and thinks of himself as a Rottweiler. Mišo mainly spends his time sniffing and exploring the numerous green parks of Zagreb. He is a special expert in sniffing the green slopes of Šalata area. When on vacation, Mišo enjoys the island of Hvar the most, where he is already a well-known and welcomed guest.
See you in Zagreb!
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