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The Rise of “Workcationing”

Christopher Thompson , Director of Hubud

04-Oct-17 10:00

The Rise of “Workcationing”

You’ve heard of co-working spaces, but have you heard of vacationing while you work? We speak to Chris Thompson of Hubud, the co-working hub in Ubud, about the new age of work culture, and how vacationing while you work could actually increase productivity.


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