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37% of Remote Workers Eye Workations for 2024

1/9/2026

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A YouGov poll finds that 37% of remote workers are interested in a workation in the next year.
Daniel Wheatley of the University of Birmingham notes that the 'work-life blending' trend was popularized by the pandemic, enabling flexibility.
Katherine, a conference manager, describes positive experiences with workations and benefits for mental health.
Research shows employers are adopting workation policies, rising from 59% in 2023 to 77% in 2025.

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Story summary

A YouGov poll finds that 37% of remote workers are interested in a workation in the next year.
Daniel Wheatley of the University of Birmingham notes that the 'work-life blending' trend was popularized by the pandemic, enabling flexibility.
Katherine, a conference manager, describes positive experiences with workations and benefits for mental health.
Research shows employers are adopting workation policies, rising from 59% in 2023 to 77% in 2025.