Top US Cities for Long-Term Remote Work Stays

With so many of us seeing our homes become our workspace, it’s no wonder we’re all dreaming of a vacation. Moreover, recent data indicates that many travelers are seeking long-term stays in new locations to bring a bit of a holiday feel to their home-away-from-home office.

According to a new survey, 83 percent of respondents are in favor of relocating as part of remote working. One in five of the people surveyed have actually relocated their living situation during the pandemic either temporarily or permanently. Consequently, there’s been a significant 128 percent increase in guest reviews mentioning terms like “relocation,” “remote work,” and “trying a new neighborhood” this year from July to September compared to the same period last year.

The data shows that individuals who can work from anywhere are opting for longer stays, such as two weeks or more, in smaller cities that are nestled close to beautiful natural spaces. If you’re curious about where they are heading, here are the trending destinations for remote work in 2023.

Park City, Utah

This gorgeous Utah ski village is perfect for anyone who wants to hit the slopes.

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Main Street in Park City at night © Jason Cameron / Getty Images

Truckee, California

This town in the Sierra Nevada provides plenty of outdoor adventure and access to Tahoe National Forest.

Steamboat Springs, Colorado

This ranching center and quaint Colorado ski town is also close to hot springs.

Durham, North Carolina

Get a taste of the south in this small city that is also home to Duke University.

Santa Fe
Santa Fe downtown © DenisTangneyJr / Getty Images

Santa Fe, New Mexico

This city provides art, culture, sunshine and plenty of outdoor exploration.

Boise, Idaho

While it’s a lesser-explored capital, Boise is modern, urban and trendy, and is also surrounded by a network of trails.

Richmond, Virginia

This Southern city boasts a buzzing food-and-drink scene and an active arts community.

Greenville, South Carolina

This picturesque town is in the foothills of the Blue Mountains, providing plenty of access to the outdoors.

Indianapolis, Indiana

This capital city is more than its speedway – it’s all connected by a walking and biking trail, offering plenty of options for exploration.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Fort Walton Beach is home to strip malls, mansions, and more; however, its beachfront location is sure to please nature lovers.


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