The Flying Cloud 30FB Office by Airstream is optimized for working on the go and it's spacious enough to sleep up to six people. The modern mobile office and home on wheels is outfitted with a bedroom, three closets, a kitchenette and a bathroom that includes a shower.
The pandemic has not only changed the way people live and work, but it is also revolutionizing remote work. Now, companies across the board are planning to convert up to two-thirds of their jobs to remote-only positions. As a result, new work-life solutions are being created to support freedom, flexibility and healthy balances between office and living spaces.
Bob Wheeler, president and CEO of Airstream, says that the Flying Cloud 30FB Office "was absolutely inspired by the pandemic but also done in anticipation of the exciting new opportunities that work from anywhere will bring for the long haul.”
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Remote Work Travel Trailers
- There is an opportunity for companies to tap into the need for remote workers to have a mobile work and living space.
- Mobile Office and Home on Wheels
- As more companies offer remote working, there is an opportunity for mobile office and home solutions to become more popular.
- Work-life Solutions
- The pandemic has created a need for innovative solutions to support freedom, flexibility, and healthy balances between office and living spaces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Recreational Vehicles
- The recreational vehicle industry could expand to incorporate designs that cater to remote work and living.
- Construction
- There is an opportunity for innovative construction companies to design and build mobile offices and homes on wheels.
- Technology
- Technology companies can seize the opportunity to develop and market products that cater to the unique needs of mobile remote workers.
