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Why Digital Nomads Are Choosing Slovenia: Feel Slovenia Podcast Goes Video

Published:
21.5.2026

Why Digital Nomads Are Choosing Slovenia: Feel Slovenia Podcast Goes Video

Feel Slovenia The Podcast has entered a new chapter with the launch of its first-ever video podcast episode. Hosted by Dr. Noah Charney, the episode explores one of today’s most relevant global travel and lifestyle trends: digital nomadism, and why Slovenia is increasingly becoming a top choice for remote workers from around the world.

Cover image for the Feel Slovenia podcast episode titled “Why Digital Nomads Are Choosing Slovenia.” Four guests are standing in front of a mountain landscape at sunset. A large microphone icon appears on the left side, with the I Feel Slovenia logo above

The episode was created following Slovenia’s introduction of a dedicated digital nomad visa in November 2025, allowing foreign remote workers to live and work in Slovenia for up to one year. The new visa further positions Slovenia as an accessible, safe, green, and strategically located destination in the heart of Europe for creatives, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and location-independent professionals.

More about the digital nomad visa

In the episode “Why Digital Nomads Are Choosing Slovenia,” Noah Charney is joined by three guests with very different backgrounds but one common connection: Slovenia. American content creator and digital nomad Ben Herskowitz shares his experience of spending the winter in Bovec, discovering Slovenia’s mountain culture, traditional festivals, and strong sense of community through a rural workation programme. Spanish digital nomad Fernando Cantero explains why, after years of living in Madrid, Budapest, and Estonia, Slovenia offered exactly the balance he was searching for — mountains, nature, safety, and a slower, more meaningful lifestyle. Meanwhile, Dino Kovačević, founder of WorkFromSlovenia.si, offers insight into Slovenia’s growing digital nomad ecosystem and the opportunities the new visa creates for the country’s international visibility and development.

Beyond practical discussions about bureaucracy, coworking spaces, and settling into life abroad, the episode paints a broader picture of Slovenia as a destination where work-life balance, authenticity, and connection to nature still genuinely matter. From Ljubljana and Maribor to Bovec and the Julian Alps, viewers are introduced to a side of Slovenia that many international audiences have yet to discover – one rooted in community, sustainability, outdoor living, and quality of life.

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