These are a great way to connect with other digital nomads. You can find groups by searching for keywords like "digital nomad" or "work from home." If you're looking for more specific topics, try asking friends if they know of any specific Facebook groups that might interest you.

If you already have a Facebook account and want to join an existing group, try searching the name of your destination country along with "work from home" (for example: "Los Angeles Digital Nomad") or something similar. If there aren't any results showing up in the search bar but there are ones that do show up when clicking on them (the number of members), then those will probably be good places too!

Meetups are a great way to network and meet other digital nomads. They're also a great place for advice, as well as learning new skills in your area of specialty. Some meetup groups even offer free workshops or classes on topics like web design, marketing, or bootstrapping your business.

If you want to find a co-working space that's right for you while working remotely, one thing I've found is that there are lots of local options available through Meetup groups across the world.

Slack is a great way to connect with other digital nomads. It has many different channels, communities, and groups that you can join. You can also find jobs and housing there!

Twitter chats are a great way to connect with other digital nomads, as well as get tips on how to travel more safely and responsibly. For example, you can ask questions about traveling or lifestyle choices like where to live and work from.

Twitter chats are hosted via Twitter's own platform and require that you have an account with them (you can create one through Twitter itself). If you don't already have an account set up on Twitter, it's easy enough—just follow @TwitterLiveChat! You'll see all of the current tweets in real-time when someone starts talking about a chat topic; if there isn't anything happening yet then simply wait until something does come up before posting your own message.

Reddit is a great place to find people with similar interests. The community there is very active, and you can post your own content or contribute to other users' threads. You'll get plenty of feedback on what you wrote, which will help improve your writing skills in the long run.

If you're looking for a more structured environment where people are asking questions specifically related to digital nomadism, then check out /r/digitalnomad! This subreddit has over 5k subscribers who discuss everything from booking flights to finding cheap accommodations around the world (and beyond).

If you're looking for a place to network and make new connections, corporate forums can be a great option. These are typically moderated by company employees or executives who are looking to help other members learn more about their company and industry.

Corporate forums are an excellent way for digital nomads to connect with other professionals in the same field so they can share ideas, ask for advice on projects or share information about what it's like working abroad.

It is a question-and-answer site that's been around since 2009. It's one of the largest Q&A sites on the web, with over 500 million monthly users and more than 50 million questions asked daily. You can ask your own questions, or you can follow topics like "digital nomad life" or "business travel."

Quora has an active community of digital nomads who support each other as they travel through different countries around the world. The site also offers some useful advice for newbies looking to get started in their journey as digital nomads.