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60% -- share of hybrid workers extending holidays to work remotely for hybrid workers (2025)
60% of hybrid workers report being more likely to extend a holiday to work remotely compared to the previous year.
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60%
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2025
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B
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75
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60
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20
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30
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45
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95
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International Workplace Group
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https://www.cntraveller.com/article/tokyo-is-officially-the-worlds-best-city-for-a-workation-in-2025 ↗
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Tokyo is officially the world’s best city for a ‘workation’ in 2025
Where, and how, do you work best? Is it in the office among colleagues, tasks littered with chatty pick-me-ups? From the comfort of home, with minimal distractions in your plushest comfies? Or perhaps on the go, managing a work-life balance around deadlines from sunloungers and cafés?
Yet again, it …
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International Workplace Group
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IWG 2025 Work from Anywhere Barometer survey, conducted with Arup
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hybrid workers: 60% share of hybrid workers extending holidays to work remotely. Source: International Workplace Group (2025). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/hybrid-workers-extend-holiday-remote-2025
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