WFB noun [U]
ABBREVIATION FOR working from boat: used to refer to a person doing their job while living on a boat rather than travelling to an office, etc. in order to do it
As the trend of working remotely continues, more and more people are evolving Working From Home (WFH) into Working From Boat (WFB). For some, WFB is done intermittently, alternating living and working onshore with occasional cruises on their boat.
[sailworldcruising.com, 18 Nov 2022 ]
See also WFH
wanderpreneur noun [C]
UK /ˌwɒn.də.prəˈnɜːʳ/ US /ˌwɑːn.dɚ.prəˈnɝː/
someone who does not have a permanent office or home and spends time living with their family and working in different towns or countries
I’m here with three kids in tow, making me part of a growing trend for “wanderpreneurs”: digital nomads but all grown-up. Have kids, will travel. For wanderpreneurs, this is a nomadic life but with structure: children are occupied during the day so adults can earn money.
[Sunday Times, 24 March 2024]
See also digital nomad
tethered nomad noun [C]
UK /ˌteð.əd ˈnəʊ.mæd/ US / ˌteð.ɚd ˈnoʊ.mæd/
someone who spends part of their time living and working in a single location and the rest of their time travelling so that they can live and work in different places
So here is the “tethered nomad”—not entirely untethered from traditional work but not anchored firmly to an office space either. This breed of workers seeks to marry the structure of conventional employment with the autonomy of remote working. They’re crafting a hybrid existence, leveraging technology and flexible work policies to work part-time in offices and part-time in settings of their choosing.
[mbopartners.com, 12 January 2024]
See also digital nomad