How is satellite internet service working out?
I have only met a few people who traveled by cruise, and when I asked about internet quality and stability, they all said they didn't think it would be worth it, so they didn't try.
Are we at a point when internet is reliable enough to run a business at sea?
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I haven't started my Repo Nomad travels as of yet, but I can say that in my initial research on cruise lines I have been focused on the Norwegian line. Primarily because they have solo traveler rooms available, but they do also use Starlink while out at sea. I think in cases where Starlink is being used it may be more suitable for running a business from the seas. However, I would factor in how much bandwidth you think you might use. Having to do video uploads and downloads from the sea might be rough, personally I am aiming to be more focused on being able to communicate. Providing services that can be achieved through email/text should be easy to accomplish.
Wow, is this currently your life style? Repo nomading sounds amazing. Definitely something I'd like to do in the future
Not currently. I don't like to travel, but I like to listen to the languages and try the foods in other countries. I work online from home, with clients who live in other countries.
So I am keeping an eye on the cruise ship companies that are planning "floating cities" of 10,000+ people and selling or long-term-leasing cabins for people to live onboard and run businesses.
I am working on businesses that I can run onboard directly with the people who live there, like running a retail shop or being the bookkeeper & tax preparer for other people running businesses onboard, but online businesses are good back-ups.
I'd like to move onboard in 5-10 years, and live onboard the rest of my life.
