Remote work has transformed the way that people live and work—and I’ve been embracing this lifestyle since 2017, traveling continuously across 50+ countries and staying in nearly 100 different Airbnb hotels, coliving spaces, hostels, and serviced apartments. From bustling urban hubs to quiet seaside escapes, I’ve experienced it all. But over the years, one thing has become crystal clear: the Caribbean is missing out on this opportunity.

Despite its world-class beauty and vibrant culture, the Caribbean lacks the infrastructure for professionals and families working remotely—spaces like Airbnb hotels, flexible coliving setups, and long-stay accommodations.

In 2017, after my first big real estate sale and profit, I decided to travel to SEA for 5 months. I lived in Malaysia with my family for three months and experienced Thailand and the Philippines. After that, I spent time in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Macau and even embraced Bali's way of life for six months during the COVID-19 pandemic. Choosing the safest countries in Asia to live and invest in and watching Asia grow and evolve during this time has given me a unique perspective on what it means to find safety and adventure in the vastness of Asia.

With its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality, Jamaica has the potential to become the "Bali of the Caribbean." With the increasing trend of perpetual travel, remote work, and nomadic lifestyles, living in Jamaica is becoming more attractive and stands out as a country that will experience rapid growth. The similarities between these two paradises extend beyond their appeal to remote workers and digital nomads. Jamaica and Bali share striking resemblances from population size and island dimensions to biodiversity, affordability, and weather.