Opus Virtual Offices launches travel-focused virtual office offer

Opus Virtual Offices is rolling out a limited-time promotion for international travelers, remote workers and digital nomads, waiving its $100 setup fee with promo code TRAVEL100. The move is aimed at keeping U.S. business numbers, live call answering and mail handling in place for professionals working across time zones.

Why it matters: - Remote work is global, but many clients still expect a U.S. business address and a professional phone presence. - Opus Virtual Offices is targeting professionals who work from outside the United States or move frequently across time zones. - The promotion lowers the upfront cost of setting up a business presence that can help callers and mail reach the right person while they are abroad.

What happened: - Opus Virtual Offices announced a new initiative for international travelers, remote workers and digital nomads. - New clients can use promo code TRAVEL100 to waive the $100 setup fee for a limited time. - The offer is available through opusvirtualoffices.com.

The details: - Opus Virtual Offices has 650-plus locations across the United States. - The service includes a live receptionist answering calls in the company’s name Monday through Friday. - The plan includes a commercial business address in any major U.S. city. - Mail handling is included for correspondence that cannot wait for a return flight. - The all-inclusive plan costs $99 a month. - The plan has no long-term contract and no hidden fees. - International call transfer can send incoming business calls directly to an international number. - The Callout feature lets users place calls from anywhere in the world while showing their U.S. business number as caller ID.

Between the lines: - The initiative is built around a common problem for mobile professionals: staying credible and reachable while working far from their clients. - Opus is positioning a virtual office as a way to preserve a U.S. business identity even when the owner is in another country. - CEO Yori Galel said credibility still lives at a U.S. business address, and customers should not feel distance when the business is run from beaches, apartments and airports.

What's next: - New clients can sign up now and use TRAVEL100 to remove the setup fee. - The company is likely to lean on the offer to attract internationally mobile professionals who need U.S.-based business support. - Opus continues to market its virtual office model as a flexible alternative to traditional office space.

The bottom line: - Opus Virtual Offices is betting that global work only works if clients can still reach the business like it is next door.