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10 Best Cities for Freelancers

Freelancing is hugely lucrative and liberating, especially when you get to work in an environment that provides inspiration and job opportunities. Below are the 10 top cities for freelancers.
Paris
Paris is well known for its art and fashion industry. Many aspiring models and artists flock to the European metropolis in the hopes of finding freelance job opportunities. Some relocate to the City of Love to draw inspiration from its multicultural characteristic, imbibing the age-old beauty of the majestic Eiffel Tower and the compelling impact of the Moulin Rouge.
Freelance work is definitely available in Paris, especially for artists, writers, models, and even programmers. Since the city is a mecca for fashion, art, and tourism, many job opportunities abound in the area. You can even peddle your skills in various online platforms dedicated to freelancing work, building your resume in the process, and allow would-be employers to find you.
New York
The location of the famous Statue of Liberty is another freelance work capital. Aside from the city’s Broadway and Theater District, the metropolis is also home to a multitude of corporate and industrial companies where freelancing may be offered. If you prefer to work-from-home, the city is also a superb location for writers, artists, and even stockbrokers due to its highly industrialized nature—an excellent area to find lucrative projects through various online freelancing platforms.
London
London is another freelancing center. Job opportunities in the area are crowding up various freelancing sites, especially for writers, programmers, and web developers. The city is an excellent inspiration, as well, primarily because of its numerous historic landmarks like the Big Ben and Trafalgar Square.
Singapore
Singapore is a highly industrialized Asian metropolis—another perfect spot for freelance work. Depending again on your skillset, you can find various freelancing jobs online. If you are into web development and content creation, you must know that Singapore is home to many companies that are looking for the same skills you have.
Hong Kong

Hong Kong isn’t merely famous for its Tian Tan Buddha and Temple Street Market. This Asian city is also a center for many international businesses and corporations that undoubtedly offer freelance work. You can even find various projects online, especially if you are good with computers and other equipment.
Los Angeles
The home of Hollywood, the City of Angels, is another throbbing metropolis for freelancers, including artists, writers, photographers, models, and musicians. If you aren’t into acting, singing, and modeling, you can still find several jobs that you can do. You can quickly grab a job doing computer editing work and other off-screen job opportunities all over the place.
Bangkok
This Southeast Asian city is another freelance capital. Aside from its many Buddhist temples and mouth-watering street food, the city offers various job opportunities, especially for skilled workers. The place is an inspiring location for artists and writers, especially because of its stunning cultural vibe, numerous beaches, and delicious Thai food.
Tokyo

If you are into Anime and electronics, Tokyo is another excellent destination. Freelance work is available, particularly for animators, web developers, programmers, and content creators. It would be best if you learned the local language. However, it will make it easier for you to communicate with your would-be Japanese employers.
New Delhi
New Delhi is best known for its cultural diversity and historical landmarks. Indians are friendly people. Their culture is heavily influenced by both their indigenous Hindu religion and British colonization. Many Indians speak fluent English, and you’ll be able to acculturate yourself easily. Freelance work isn’t lucrative since the salary may be little. However, if you want to find a truly inspirational and exciting location to do your work-from-home crunch, then New Delhi should be an excellent choice.
San Francisco
The location of the famous Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, is another center for big corporations and international businesses. You can easily find freelance jobs in the area, especially if you have excellent computer skills like programming, web development, and content creation.

When you think of all-inclusive resorts you automatically think of the Caribbean and Mexico, which makes sense. Most of the all-inclusive resorts are centrally populated in the Caribbean and Mexico, but there are some other regions that offer excellent resort experiences in less than ordinary places.
All-inclusive resorts are great if you want to stay on a budget, be completely pampered and have a low-stress vacation. Why not veer off the beaten path and try one of these less than ordinary resort locations and expand your vacation portfolio.
Morocco
When you think of Morocco, you don’t necessarily think of all-inclusive resorts but this area is a hotbed for these luxury resorts. Check out the incredible deals offered up at resorts in Marrakech and Agadir, some featuring fun activities like water parks. Many of these resorts don’t offer alcohol since they are located in an Islamic country. You can have plenty of fun without booze, so give the magical country of Morocco a chance.
Arizona
Arizona is the destination of dude ranches and wellness retreats, so find your happiness in the desert. Surrounded by sand is the norm for all-inclusive resorts but most of these have an ocean with the sand, not Arizona. The desert makes an incredible backdrop for some of the world’s best dude ranch experiences. Come to Arizona dude ranches to ride horses, hike and enjoy nature while relaxing on a ranch.
Arizona is also famous for its wide variety of wellness resorts that range from spas to yoga retreats. Let your mind and body enjoy a vacation while you spend a week on a wellness retreat.
Brazil
Brazil has enough coastline for all the world’s resorts but they keep there’s more spread out. These resorts are very similar to the ones you would find in the Caribbean but these are often more remote. The average guests at these resorts are Brazilian families as it’s harder for foreigners to reach remote locations. Check out the Northeastern region of Bahia for the most spectacular resorts.
Tennessee
When you think of luxury all-inclusive resorts, that last place you think of is Tennessee, but this landlocked state has one of the world’s top resorts, the Blackberry Farm. The 4,000-plus acre farm is the ultimate luxurious resort where all the meals are cooked using ingredients from the far and are masterfully prepared by the top shelf chefs. Enjoy horseback riding and hiking in the glorious backwoods of rural Tennessee. Who knew that Tennessee had such class?
Texas
Much like Arizona, Texas has plenty of dude ranches and wellness retreats, but they also have some fun ones on the coast. These resorts tend to shy away from the all-you-can-drink party vibes and lend themselves to the tranquil, relaxing vibes instead. You may not find unlimited booze here but you will find peace and quiet, which are often harder to obtain than adult beverages.
Explore your world and find where you are happiest, and revisit that place as often as possible. Everyone has his or her own idea of a perfect vacation, just make yours a reality.

Paris is known as the most romantic city in the world. But Paris is also a very large city, so if you bought the plane tickets then you may still be wondering where you should stay. The Eiffel Tower is not a hotel, so you probably need to do some more research to learn where you should stay in this beautiful city.
We talked to our colleagues and, of course, if you’re a traveler like we are then you should know this beautiful city. This is one city that is quickly crossed off any European traveler’s list. We have visited Paris countless times and so we know the best neighborhoods for you to stay in to make the most of your amazing Paris vacation.
MONTMARTRE
Montmartre is one of the most special neighborhoods Paris has to offer. Tons of tourists flock here daily, but thankfully they have had no effect on the wonderful charm this neighborhood has to offer. Montmartre is hilly and the locals love this place of residence.
You will be charmed by the beautiful streets, shops, and restaurants around here and you can learn about the amazing history Montmartre has in the art world. Staying in Montmartre is a great way to fall in love with beautiful Paris.
SOUTH PIGALLE
Paris has a wild nightlife and South Pigalle is a neighborhood that proves it. You will find tons of trendy bars and it seems like new ones are added each and every day. But there aren’t just bars here, there are also plenty of wonderful restaurants too.
French food is some of the best food on the planet and you can happily pig out at the many delectable dining options that South Pigalle has to offer. If you are tired of eating heavy foods and need something fresh to clean your system then head to the organic market that takes place every Friday at Place Anvers.
BELLEVILLE-MENILMONTANT
Belleville-Menilmontant is home to a bunch of hip new art galleries. Check this place out if you want to see the emerging art scene that Paris has to offer. There are a lot of bars too because artists love to drink, so don’t worry, you can still get a taste of Paris’s thriving nightlife as well.
This is a great neighborhood if you want to experience just how multicultural Paris really is. You can find Brazilian food, Sicilian food, and even Rwandan food in this wonderful neighborhood.
OBERKAMPF
Oberkampf is right next to Menilmontant and is where West-African food reigns supreme. Once you’re done eating some tasty treats, then you can go check out some live music at the many live music venues around here. Then hop into a cocktail bar and drink some delicious cocktails and then get some more late night eats.
This is one more neighborhood in Paris that has tons of bars and clubs, they seem to flood every neighborhood all over Paris, which is a good thing. But partying shouldn’t be your top priority in Paris, eating should.

Barcelona is an absolutely incredible city and should be on the top of everyone’s travel list. There are breathtaking beaches, delectable dining, and a non-stop nightlife. No matter how you have fun, Barcelona offers it in spades. But where should you stay?
We talked to our worldly staff, and when we brought up that we were writing an article about Barcelona, they’re eyes lit up.They were practically frothing at the mouth and shoving each other out of the way just to chime in with their favorite neighborhoods and why.
After strenuous research, here are some of our absolute favorite neighborhoods to stay when visiting beautiful Barcelona.
El Born
El Born is located right in the center of the old city. This makes it very convenient to get around to the many other neighborhoods, so you can walk to the beach or the Gothic Quarter or even the metro stops.
But it’s not just the location that makes El Born the top of our list. This neighborhood is known for its amazing artisan shops and hip restaurants. Prepare to blow up your Instagram if you stay here because there are tons of alleyways covered in graffiti and street art that are perfect for some cool photos so that you can brag to your friends and make them all super jealous.
Oh, also, did we mention the Picasso Museum? Yeah, that Picasso. You can see some of his most famous paintings along with his early work. Now that’s a neighborhood.
Barceloneta
If beach vibes are totally what you’re feeling, shaka bro, then Barceloneta is for you. You can walk along the beach and see all the different ways the Barcelonians enjoy the sunshine from rollerblading and biking to swimming or just relaxing.
There really isn’t too much to say as to why this neighborhood is great, I mean you’re in the Mediterranean on a beach. Do we really need to give you much more info than that?
El Raval
If you’re a Hemingway fan then you’ve probably heard of this neighborhood. In Hemingway’s days it was a pretty rough neighborhood, but not anymore. Now El Raval is delightful for everyone to stay.
You will see more diversity here than in any other neighborhood in Barcelona. People from all over the world seem to flock to this neighborhood when looking for a place to live which creates a very diverse scene.
That means there’s a lot of great food and of course, great bars. But don’t blame us if you find yourself awake at four AM dancing in the streets. You won’t stick out if you’re doing that, by the way, you’ll fit right in.
Poble See
If staying out until the wee hours of the morning isn’t your thing, but eating is your thing then Poble See is for you. This place isn’t known for its nightlife but it is known for its tapas bars.
You might not be too close to major tourist attractions in this district, but you will be close to the metro system which can get you there quickly and efficiently.
One thing is for sure, no matter where you stay, you will love Barcelona.
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