“The line between travelling and [just] living is blurring,” he added. “Rural nights booked in the UK used to be a quarter of our bookings, they’re now half.”

It makes sense, right? If you don’t need to be working 9-5 in the office, you might as well change up the scenery and head somewhere relaxing with your laptop. That perhaps helps to explain why Airbnb reports that Cornwall is the UK’s most-booked summer location in 2021 (a title previously held by London).

But does this mean that the line between a holiday and a remote working stint is becoming blurred?

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