As the chapter closes on Selina following its rebrand to Socialtel, a question arises: What's next for hospitality brands that have a similar focus on digital nomads and remote workers?The phase out of the storied brand comes amid a worldwide backtrack on remote work policies. But many hospitality brands remain positive on the opportunity, pointing towards a new normal. To recap: Selina targeted millennial and Gen Z travelers looking to “stay, travel and work abroad indefinitely.” It ran into financial difficulties following its public listing, declaring insolvency in July 2024. It was then acquired by Singapore’s Collective Hospitality in August, which bought the majority of Selina’s operating subsidiaries from its administrators. Membership-based hospitality company Outsite, which targets a similar market of digital nomads and remote workers, is now expanding despite the scaling back of remote work policies.“We don't see less demand from remote workers,” said Emmanuel Guisset, founder and CEO of Outsite.“What we see is fewer employees from companies. We see more and more entrepreneurs and freelancers