Digital nomadism is a rapidly growing lifestyle for living and working. Despite its potential transformative effect on destinations, little attention has been paid to destination communities in which digital nomads reside. This paper aims to examine the interface between the destination communities and digital nomadism: how the stakeholders in a destination community perceive and accommodate digital nomads. The case study comes from a popular European destination, the island of Gran Canaria, Spain. The study proposes an original supply side framework to theoretically inform the phenomenon of digital nomadism. Stakeholder theory is also applied to examine the interface between the local communities and the phenomenon. Applying the proposed conceptual framework, the results reveal a novel perspective on digital nomads, which is “new locals”. The results show that the accommodative strategies of local stakeholders correlate strongly with the stakeholder’s specializations, and include strategies such as: provider, communicator, integrator, and embracer.

数字游牧是一种快速发展的生活和工作生活方式。尽管它对目的地具有潜在的变革性影响，但很少有人关注数字游牧民居住的目的地社区。本文旨在研究目的地社区与数字游牧之间的接口：目的地社区中的利益相关者如何看待和适应数字游牧。案例研究来自一个受欢迎的欧洲目的地，即西班牙大加那利岛。该研究提出了一个原始的供应方框架，从理论上为数字游牧现象提供信息。利益相关者理论也适用于检查当地社区与现象之间的界面。应用所提出的概念框架，结果揭示了数字游牧民的新视角，即“新本地人”。提供者、传播者、整合者和拥抱者。