How scalable is the remote retreat business?

Being, at least partially, a "brick and mortar" business, if you pass me the term, scalability is quite tricky and takes a longer time than a tech-only business. Even though with a replicable process, you're offering every time a quite unique product, that has to factor in a consistent amount of variations, according to location, time of the year, guests, and so on. That said, scalability is definitely possible and there some incredible examples out there.

Other answers by Claudia Fratangeli:

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• Which cities in the world have the best digital nomad communities? in category Travel
• Do you get sponsors for every event that you manage? in category General
• How do you manage on-site communication with clients during retreats: do you hire someone local or do you always fly in? in category Retreats
• How is going to a remote retreat with a significant other different from just going? in category Retreats

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• How do you network with other entrepreneurs in your field?
• What business would you be focusing on if you had to start afresh and aim for passive income?
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