Selina’s Remote Year Overhauls Business Model With New Subscription Plan

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The company has set up a new digital membership platform with more affordable prices to let beginners test the waters before committing to a month-long trip. But the question is whether that’s enough to convert digital nomad wannabes into actual bookers.

Matthew Parsons

Remote Year, a travel company that lets employees work in a different global city every month, has launched three new membership packages in a bid to encourage more beginners to join its programs.

The significantly lower priced “Remote Year Membership Platform” also includes a revamped digital platform and marketplace to help it grow its online community.

The company, which was bought by Selina in 2020, offers guests curated stays of a month, four months or a year.

Those guests previously could only really gain access to its 8,000 strong community after making a…