The lower the temperature outside the window, the more many of us want to return to the summer. Today, numerous remote workers are looking for a place to relocate for winter. And it has become a common thing. That's why we have prepared a list of countries where you can warm up this winter. 

Here are 4 winter-sun destination options for those ready to leave their cold cities and go to palm trees. Choose what suits you best. But don't forget that entry requirements are changing rapidly now, so be sure to check the information if you are planning to fly. Let's get started!

1. Dubai, the UAE

Dubai is one of the most popular winter-sun destinations, especially among IT professionals. The city brought together completely different people from many countries who come to Dubai to work under a contract or as remote workers. First-class service, warm weather, a favorable climate, excellent infrastructure, and the availability of entertainment for every taste and budget are the main advantages of this option.

For the busiest, there is an opportunity to rent a luxury car from a car rental company. For instance, you can hire a driver for everyday trips, use the services of supercar rental Dubai on weekends and drive this luxury rental auto on perfectly flat roads. You can also indulge in delicious dishes from famous restaurants and relax in luxurious SPA centers between work tasks.

This direction is suitable for people who can work remotely and have a stable and above-average income.

2. Thailand

The Kingdom of Thailand is one of the most popular destinations if you need to escape from the cold and get surrounded by beautiful palm trees and beaches. It's better to fly in December cause November is the most unfavorable weather for recreation with rains and storms. From December to March, the weather in Thailand is ideal — not too hot and no rain. It becomes hotter and more humid in April-May. Therefore, moving to Thailand for the winter will be a great solution for those thirsty for sunlight.

Housing prices are always quite low, and the choice is quite large. But remember that winter is a high season, so it's better to book accommodation a few months before the trip. During the peak season, prices are higher, and there are fewer offers.

3. Canary Islands

It's one of the most popular winter-sun destinations but not the cheapest with luxury hotels and expansive sports cars. Suitable for true connoisseurs of a good vacation, where all the conditions for remote work are created. In addition, the Canaries host a seasonal carnival in February, which is often compared to the Brazilian one. The carnival takes place throughout the month and starts differently on each island. So you can travel around the islands and still catch carnival processions on each of them. It won't be superfluous to take more money with you.

4. Bali, Indonesia

Starting from the end of autumn, thousands of remote workers come here to "recharge batteries" in a hot tropical climate. Many of them manage to combine leisure and remote work. And you can be one of those happy people.

November-April is considered the rainy season, which peaks in January-February. During this period, precipitation falls regularly but usually at night only. The temperature during the day reaches +32°C and rarely drops below +23°C at night. The water in the ocean is +28°C.

We don't recommend booking an apartment several months in advance, relying on photos on the Internet only. Everything looks perfect on the websites, but such pictures are always far from true. Often images don't convey the real size of the rooms or the interior. Therefore, you should look for housing in Facebook groups, communicating with real people, or upon arrival.

Summing Up

Certainly, there are much more options for winter-sun destinations. We can also include Seychelles, Bora Bora, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic, and many other tropical destinations. Choose what you like and can afford, pick up your dream house on wheels, and go in the winter to warm up and work under the rays of the hot sun.