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The Perfect Travel Guide to Aruba

By Helene Sula

Escaping the chilly weather, we landed in Aruba the week before Christmas and were greeted with a tropical oasis. The crystal blue waters lapped lightly along the soft white sand. In the background I could hear Dutch, American, Aruban, and a plethora of other accents. The island is a great mix of cultures, natural beauty, and cuisine. My travel guide to Aruba will share everything you need to know about what to do on the island. 

The island of Aruba is relatively small, which makes it easy to get around and see everything in a few days or a week. We rented a car, which is the perfect way to explore the island. There are a lot of things to do near the hotels but my favorite spots were usually found by car, so I highly recommend renting a car (I almost always recommend that for almost every destination!). 

After years of wanting to go, the Aruba Tourism Authority contacted us to visit and we knew it would be the perfect warm weather adventure. Aruba is one of the ABC islands which are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. This means there’s a great influence of many different cultures which makes Aruba stand out from some of the other islands in the Caribbean. People who grow up on the island learn four languages.

There’s a variety of trees, mesmerizing beaches, and luxury stays that make for a vacation that’s suitable for everyone. Aruba is nicknamed “One happy island” and after talking to the locals I can definitely see why! People are helpful and friendly and will always give you a recommendation.

Whether you’re looking for the best places to stay, see what to do, what to pack, or what excursions to choose, this Aruba travel guide will share everything you need to know.  

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One of the biggest benefits of going to Aruba is feeling safe during the pandemic. Before arriving Aruba requires you to provide a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours before your arrival. Almost all dining options are outside which is perfect in the evening with the warm breeze. Our temperatures were taken before arriving at most locations and they’ve taken all procedures to keep things clean and safe. Check out all you need to know about entry requirements for Aruba here .

How many days to visit Aruba ? 3-7 days, we spent 5. 

When to visit the island? Because of the beautiful weather year-round, you'll find the island a great to place to visit any time. But October – April is when it’s most popular. Aruba gets more sunny days than any other island in the Caribbean. 

What’s the weather like in Aruba? Warm and windy. Temperatures average in the mid-80s. 

Currency in Aruba? Everywhere accepts USD but the currency is Florian (exchange rate is about half of USD.)

How to get to Aruba? There’s only one airport in Aruba so it makes it easy! You’ll fly into Reina Beatrix International Airport (AUA). This is also where to pick up your car rental. 

How to get around Aruba? We went with Amigo car rental. There are also cruises that go to Aruba as well. You will need a passport to enter Aruba. Located in the south (almost to Venezuela) it’s just outside the hurricane belt, stretching 19.6 miles long and 6 miles wide. Aruba is very safe – considered the safest island in the Caribbean. Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao are referred to as the ABC islands of Netherlands Antilles or the Dutch Antilles.

• Go beach hopping and check out the incredible white sand beaches
• Try the cuisine! There’s so much diversity, but I’m partial to the Dutch pancakes 
• Go horseback riding on the beach
• Explore the Arikok National Park 
• Go snorkeling on a cruise 

This is a beautiful, small boutique hotel within walking distance to the beach. Stepping inside is like a jungle oasis – there are palm trees throughout and iguanas that skitter by when you walk the boardwalk. The boho chic vibes make me want to completely redo my home and I loved the pops of pastel pinks and blue. But the best part is the rain water shower. This is especially important at the beach as I usually shower twice a day!

Aruba offers plenty of activities and adventure that will please all ages and activity levels. There are beautiful beaches, of course, but take time to go on some excursions around the island.

I was so shocked by the calmness of the water and by just how clear and turquoise it is. I can definitely see why people flock to the beaches of Aruba.

Eagle Beach  

Find pristine white sand and palm trees right next to the iconic Divi Divi trees. This is known as one of the best beaches in the world!

This is where all the high rise hotels are located. You'll find a lovely beach with great restaurants nearby. You’ll find extremely soft sand. That’s because the sand is sifted to remove pebbles and shells so you can walk with ease!

Mangel Halto

A great beach for snorkeling and little hidden coves surrounded by trees. It’s a rocky cove with ladders that go down into the crystal water. 

Great place to watch the sunset and go snorkeling. Just a short drive from Palm beach, but less crowded.

A pretty and popular beach and a great place to feed the wild donkeys! This is a very shallow beach that’s great for families.

A popular for swimming and snorkeling.

Druif Beach

A rocky beach with cool rock formations and a break from the white sand.

Here's where Aruba really shines! There are so many excursions and options for what to do on the island.

Horseback riding

My favorite experience on the island! We took a tour with Goldmine Ranch that took us through the northeast coast of Aruba with a beautiful landscape of beaches and cactus strewn landscapes. It was exhilarating to gallop on the beach on a horse as the waves crashed nearby. I will admit I was a bit nervous for the ride but our guide, Andres, was incredible and made me feel so at ease. We opted for the Private Paradise tour which I highly recommend.

Our first cruise was a snorkeling cruise with Jolly Pirates . We stopped at 3 different locations to snorkel. The first was a stop was the Antilla WWII ship wreck. The next two spots were clear, turquoise water that were perfect for seeing colorful fish and coral. The cruise includes unlimited drinks and lunch. 

We also sailed with Red Sail to watch sunset at sea. This is also an open bar and comes with appetizers. The water is so calm it was amazing! I usually get seasick and I didn’t on either excursion.

A great way to see some of the top sights in Aruba is with a De Palm Jeep Tour . The 4-hour tour will take you to the National Park , the Natural Bridge Ruins which fell in 2005 (it was the largest natural bridge in the Caribbean at the time), the Casiburi rock formation (an unusual rock formation), the Alto Vista Chapel dating back to 1750, the California Lighthouse , named after the S.S. California that wrecked here in 1852. The lighthouse was finally completed in 1916. Be on the lookout for cactus across the arid landscape, it makes for a different view from other Caribbean islands.

Snorkeling or Scuba Diving 

This is a great place to snorkel and there are a number of beaches to do this around the island. Our best snorkeling experience was definitely on our Jolly Pirates tour.

There’s nothing like getting a massage or facial after a long day in the sun. We had a couple's massage at the Marriott Aruba .

On the north side of the island you’ll find high rise hotels and luxury shopping. On the east side of the island has a rugged, rocky coast that’s less developed. This coastline is full of volcanic formations. 

Explore the Arikok National Park – we went here on our Jeep Tour and got to see sweeping views of the island (this is the highest point on the island). Then you’ll drive down bumpy roads to the Natural Pool, an excellent place for snorkeling. The Natural Pool or “conchi” called “Cura di Tortuga” is a secret, hidden pool on the windward coast surrounded by rugged terrain.

Renaissance Beach – This is the insta-famous beach where you can feed the flamingos. Located off Aruba’s downtown you'll find this beach by ferry – they run every 15 minutes. Keep in mind a day pass is not cheap, $125 for the day. Or, you can stay at the Renaissance Hotel for about $200 a night.

California Lighthouse – Located in the Noord aka the northern tip of the island. The stone lighthouse took years to construct and is 100 feet high. There’s also a restaurant located here that has sweeping views. 

Bushiribana   Goldmine  – Here you’ll find cool ruins of a goldmine made to look like a fortress with beautiful views of the water. In 1825, the Aruba Gold Mining company built this smelter to extract gold from ore and left it to be destroyed by the sea water. 

Oranjestad  – This is the capital city and the colorful downtown is usually very busy since this is the harbor for cruise ships (although currently none are running). You’ll find plenty of shops and restaurants alongside historical buildings. This is also a great spot for nightlife. 

San Nicolas – This is known as the “Sunrise City” as the best place to see the sunrise if you’re up for it! This is a beautiful place for beaches including Baby Beach. 

There’s over 200 restaurants on the island with a wide range of cuisine. You’ll find surprisingly good Italian, fresh fish and seafood, delicious fine dining, and even traditional Dutch pancakes. 

Wilhelmina – My favorite meal of the trip! This was a decadent 4 course dinner with some of the most delicious fresh fish dishes and scallops. You can sit outside in a tropical oasis with warm candle light. We started with the homemade truffle ravioli and seafood salad and both were perfect. Then I had the catch of the day, red snapper, and lemon tart for dessert. 

Zeerovers – This is a local favorite serving up fresh, fried fish. Almost every local recommended this one to us. 

Quinta Del Carmen – Located in a 100 year old mansion, the restaurant is full of history and is a delight for your tastebuds. Classic and inventive dishes in a beautiful, outdoor setting.

Linda’s – casual and traditional this is an inexpensive lunch spot that will give you a taste of Amsterdam. 

Dutch Pancake House – for more inventive pancakes and lots of options, go to the Dutch Pancake house. I tried the Peach on the beach made with Grand Mariner! I loved that the wait staff was direct from Holland. 

Hilton Romantic Dinner for Two – Definitely the most Instagrammable. You’ll have a romantic setup on the beach with just the two of you to watch the sunset and pick from a selection off a set menu. Make sure you book at least 24 hours in advance.

Madame Janette –  Another fine dining option in a casual atmosphere with Caribbean cuisine. Also great ambiance!

Moomba Beach Bar – great place for frozen pina coladas as you gaze over the water. 

Eduardo’s Beach Shack – A great place for breakfast (this was actually where we could get breakfast from our Boardwalk Hotel). You’ll find fresh smoothies and açaí bowls. 

Pinchos – A favorite around the island, this casual bar on a pier with beautiful views of the water. Classic Caribbean fare.

Aruba is a casual, beach destination, but there are a number of fine dining restaurants so I suggest bringing a dress or pants to wear for a nice evening dinner or photos on the beach. Here's a quick look at what to bring:

• Negative Covid Test Results
• Flip Flops  
• Light jacket at night
• Tennis shoes/ hiking shoes
• Aruba has the same voltage as the US so no need to bring a power adapter

Aruba is a happy island that full adventure. There’s so much to see and do it makes it an easy destination to plan a trip back!

Big thanks to the Aruba Tourism Board for hosting us so we could experience Aruba’s unique offerings. All opinions from the trip are my own.

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Helene Sula

I believe that one trip can change your life. It did for me. I'm a self proclaimed home body that quit her job, moved abroad, and more often than not, lives out of a carry-on bag. If I'm not traveling, I'm most likely re-reading Harry Potter or watching "Midnight in Paris" while snuggling my dogs. I'm a digital marketing expert who turned my love of travel into a full-time career. And I help others do it too.

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16 Best travel vlogs to follow in 2022

A travel vlog is a video collection of someone who explores our world. Whether it’s a digital nomad, someone living from their van, or good old-fashioned backpackers, these people have an undying thirst for travelling and sharing their stories. I’m sure you’re wondering how these travellers can explore so freely with no ties to one place?

The best travel vloggers have grown a massive fanbase, allowing them to cash in as influencers. They take advantage of their following and promote brands and businesses around the globe, making an income right from their vlogs to continue their adventures.

Is the travel vlog life for you?

If you have a wandering spirit and love to create content, then posting travel vlogs might be the lifestyle for you! Like with any other content creator, consistency is the name of the game. An ongoing stream of videos will slowly create a fanbase that could someday finance your adventures.

READ MORE : We share some of the best travel blogs for you

Below, you’ll find 16 of some of the best travel bloggers and travel YouTubers we could find that share their adventures exploring the world. There are some with millions of views that cater to audiences far and wide, while others might be aimed at a more niche audience.

Here are 16 of the best travel vloggers

• Hey Nadine – Travel inspiration
• TFIL – Lifetime experiences
• International ME – Lesser-known places
• Fearless & Far – New and wild places
• Mark Wiens – Top food tourism videos
• Lexi Limitless – New cultures and fun adventures
• Kombi Life – Van traveller’s lifestyle
• GRRRLTRAVELER – Women solo travel
• Kold – Cinematic documentaries
• The Bucket List Family – Exploring the world
• Sailing La Vagabonde – Sea life
• Phil Good Travel – Positive connections
• Kara and Nate – Daily travel adventures
• Hopscotch the Globe – Tips & inspiration
• Dany #gotaworldtosee – Itinerary ideas and advice
• Lost Leblanc – Adventures with friends

1. Hey Nadine

Nadine Sykora is the brilliant mind behind Hey Nadine . In the last ten years, she’s visited 55 countries. You can expect to see vlogs with packing tutorials and motivational videos that will inspire you to travel.

One of her most successful videos is “ Airport and Airplane Travel Hacks ,” with over 1.4 million views.

Elton Castee became famous after a series of viral prank videos on Vine. Soon after, he began his travel project TFIL (The F*** It List), crossing off items from his list and becoming one of the best travel blogs out there.

He has broken several Guinness World Records and raised over $500,000 USD for different charities.

3. International ME

Angela An was born in New Zealand but has been showing Japan’s secret spots for the last five years on her travel vlog, internationally ME . She specializes in lesser-known places in Japan and has multiple videos with over one million views.

Her most popular videos include “ Tokyo Tourist Traps ” and “ What Not To Wear In Japan .”

4. Fearless & Far

Mike Corey specializes in motivating viewers to their fears and explore the world in Fearless & Far . A BBC television host who has posted YouTube videos for the past five years, Mike takes viewers to the wildest places.

Whether it’s attending exploding hammer festivals in Mexico or staying in an Airbnb on a cliff in Oman, Mike always pushes the envelope to discover new places.

5. Mark Wiens

Mark is one of the top food tourism influencers on YouTube. Based in Bangkok, Thailand, Mark Wiens is one of the best YouTube travel channels. With over 7.5 million subscribers, his videos rack up several million views.

His initial travels explored Asian cuisine starting and have expanded all over the world. You can find episodes of him tasting street delicacies in Dubai, Ghana, Mexico, and more.

6. Lexie Limitless

Currently holding the Guinness World Record for the Youngest Person to Travel to Every Country is Lexie Alford, an American travel vlogger. In fact, she’s been to all 196 countries before turning 21!

Explore and travel the world vicariously on Lexi Limitless while learning about the unique cultures all over the world. She also has videos on travel guides and advice for budget travelling and road trips.

7. Kombi Life

The community of van travellers is growing, and Kombi Life is one of its top exponents. These travel vloggers highlight an alternative, nomadic lifestyle on a van life-focused channel.

Their “ The Longest Road In The World ” video covers three years of adventures on the road.

8. GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa

Women have a harder time travelling alone due to pressures in different countries. Hawaiian native Christine Kaaloa posts videos to GRRRLTRAVELER to give other women confidence when travelling alone.

She’s currently amassed over 25 million views on her channel, making her one of the best travel vloggers out there.

An extraordinary filmmaker, Sam Kolder, takes his time between each video on his channel, Kold . He doesn’t produce content on a massive scale, but when he posts something, it’s a banger.

I love how he mixes animation, live-action video, and drone shots in his Hey Tim – The Story Of My Life video.

10. The Bucket List Family

This family sold everything and has been travelling since 2015. Their channel, The Bucket List Family , focuses on family-friendly content, from safe surfing lessons for kids, healthy eating and workout habits, to how to explore places all over the world with children.

11. Sailing La Vagabonde

After working for eight years on offshore rigs and mines in Western Australia, Riley Whitelum purchased a yacht and began to navigate around the world with his partner Elayna.

They travel thanks to his vlog Sailing La Vagabonde , subscribers, and Patreon account, where they post content on sea life and alternative lifestyles.

12. Phil Good Travel

Phil Calvert is all about spreading good vibes in his travel vlog Phil Good Travel. Committed to breaking down negative stereotypes, he strives to create positive connections and has established a community of Black travellers in Europe.

13. Kara and Nate

These travel YouTubers set out on a year-long trip in 2016, covering their adventures through daily videos on their channel, Kara and Nate .

Four years later, they recently launched an hour-long documentary showing their experiences across 100 countries!

14. Hopscotch the Globe (Kristen and Siya)

If you need helpful content for your travels, search no more! Hopscotch the Globe (Kristen and Siya) is one of the most helpful travel vlogs out there, with packing tips, instructions on creating content, and more.

As far as travel vloggers go, they are a great guide for inspiring travel youtubers.

15. Dany #gotaworldtosee

Dany Dev started his travelling escapades in 2015 and has since gained over 32 million views and a healthy following. You can find him trying local cuisines and new cultures, sharing his honest first impressions and giving useful safety tips on his channel Dany #gotaworldtosee .

One of my favourite videos is his hour-long guide on “How to travel Dubai 2022 ” where he shares extensively about his experiences and the ins and outs of travelling Dubai.

16. Lost Leblanc

Christian LeBlanc is one of the most well-known travel vlogers out there. After quitting his job to travel full-time, he decided to embark on some extreme challenges and exciting adventures with his friends. Sharing both the creative, filmmaking side and business side of travelling with his community, the channel has amassed an impressive 192 million views.

He also goes on adventures with his friends and followers, with his most recent one being one to Costa Rica .

Are you the next great travel vlogger?

Many of us wonder what it takes to get started in the world of travel vlogs. I mean, all these people have established solid brands thanks to years of hard work. But they had to start somewhere.

With the dawn of the post-pandemic era and borders slowly reopening, it’s now time to go out there and explore the world. Whether you are seeking advice for a nomadic lifestyle, thrilling adventures or a simple budget-friendly holiday, there is a travel vlogger for you. Follow their advice, pack those bags, and get started!

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The Absolute Best Travel YouTube Channels

Are you looking for the best travel YouTube channels to follow? Don’t miss our list of the top travel vloggers!

YouTube travel vlogs are an obsession for millions of would-be travelers all over the globe. There is something about a life of full-time travel that captivates our imaginations. We use travel vlogs to find all the details we need to know before taking a trip, to see places we have always dreamed of, or just to get away from our real life for 30 mins.  Our favorite travel vloggers introduce us to the best street food in Japan, the most beautiful beaches in the Philippines, backpacking in Thailand, and the active volcanoes of Iceland. 

Their carefree and fearless lifestyle urges us all to live a little freer and chase our dreams of adventure. These successful vloggers have captivated us with their footage and made us feel like family with their loveable personalities.  We look forward to their next trip and wait anxiously for the video notification to arrive.  Each is different in their video style, editing, and filming techniques, personality, goals, and niche, but they all have our watch-time!  Here are our votes for the best travel YouTube channels to watch right now!

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The Best Travel Youtube Channels

Kara and nate, who are they:  .

Kara and Nate are travel vloggers that are just good wholesome fun.  They set out from Nashville Tennesee to travel the world about 5 years ago.  Soon after, they made a bucket list goal to visit 100 countries by 2020.  They met their 100-country goal, and by that time, YouTube was a steady career for them.  Kara and Nate are truly addicted to international travel, but COVID changed that game for the couple.  Having no quit in them, they found a way to travel safely and returned to the United States.  They converted a Sprinter van and have set a new goal to visit all 50 states.  Kara and Nate are one of the largest travel channels and have now put out more than 800 videos, so you better get started!

What Makes Kara and Nate Special:  

Kara is a joyful soul. Her big smile and contagious laugh keep you smiling the whole episode.  Plus, she is always ready to laugh at herself and just seems like an all-around nice person.  Nate is so driven and incredibly smart.  Their channel not only provides solid entertainment but great travel hacks and tips from Nate.  Nate has an online course on credit card travel hacks, while Kara sells courses on editing.

Kara and Nate don’t just randomly vlog, they focus on finding the absolute best and most unique experiences and accommodations in their travels.  On top of all that, their filming and editing skills are above and beyond most in the travel vlog world.  They have taken this venture as a business from early on in the process, and it shows.  They are some of the best travel vloggers in the world!

Flying the Nest

Stephen and Jess are an Australian couple who have been traveling the world for years!  We have watched them grow up, get married, and start a family on YouTube.  Currently, they are traveling Australia in their brand new converted van, “Cooper The Van.”  Stephen and Jess show us the best places to eat, unique places to stay, and how to still have adventure even when the kiddos come along.

What Makes Flying the Nest Special:  

Jess is possibly the most down-to-earth beauty out there.  Nothing seems to ruffle her feathers, and she is just a calming force to watch.  Stephen is quirky and so funny.  He is a dork, and he knows it, and he owns it!  Their love for each other is evident, and it’s just a feel-good watch.  Plus, now they have the addition of beautiful baby Hunter, the most chill travel baby ever! 

Hunter has added a whole new level of cute to the series, and the whole audience feels like proud parents watching their own child experience her first Aussie beach sunset.  They are a beautiful family, with a beautiful story.  In addition to all this, Stephen’s camera work and elegant editing style are all his own.  His work is distinguishable and excellent!  We think Flying the Nest is one of the best travel youtube channels out there!

Who Are They :

There is nothing more fun on the planet than watching these two crazy Welsh kids tackle the world! Their accents are hilarious.  They are hilarious.  Craig and Aimee have been together for a very long time, and their relationship has been strengthened by a near-death experience by each of them!  When they met, Aimee had just received a cancer diagnosis, and the road was long and hard.  Then, Craig challenged their relationship some more with a broken neck from an adventure sports accident. 

These two events, in a short span of time, convinced this crazy pair to chase after an unconventional life, and to live every moment to its fullest! Through it all, they have kept their joy and their sense of spontaneity.  Their motto is to “Rule Your Own World,” and they certainly do.  They have spent the last couple of years renovating a Mercedes Vario Bus into their new home.  Custard the Bus is a beauty, and her European adventures are just beginning. They have 500 travel videos for you to binge!  We think they are one of the best travel channels on YouTube and terribly underrated. 

What Makes Kinging It Special:

Craig and Aimee are absolutely hilarious.  They will have you wetting yourself, every episode!  Plus, they take on the wildest challenges.  They have completed the massive and absurd Mongol Rally, a competition that travels all through Europe and Asia, usually ending somewhere in Eastern Russia.  The car must be a clunker and have under a 1L engine, and chaos is highly encouraged!  Craig and Aimee’s Mongol Rally Series will have you rolling. Then these crazy kids bought their own rickshaw and proceeded to drive it from across India from North to South.  It was a wild ride.  Craig and Aimee are two personalities that you won’t soon forget, and their wild abandon, hilarious travel stories, and zest for life will make you want to live a little more freely, and “Rule your own world!”

Raya and Louis

Who are they:.

Raya and Louis are fairly new to the Travel YouTube scene as a couple, but Louis Cole has been in the biz for a long time.  His original channel, FunForLouis has over 2Million Subs, and it’s easy to see why.  Louis is just likable with his laidback vibe and a head full of dreadlocks. He’s an easy-going and loveable dude.  He and Raya are currently traveling through Europe in a rented van visiting family and taking holiday, but soon they will head back to their main mission.  They have about 50 videos out, so you can still easily catch up with the adventure.

What Makes Raya and Louis Special: 

Raya and Louis are into deep convos.  They have spilled the beans about the hard parts of their relationships and mental health issues, and there is just something about that level of vulnerability that makes you want to watch. They are also very eco-conscious and give great tips on how to travel in an eco-friendly way.  They have recently purchased land in Costa Rica to build a tree-house jungle community.  Like with everyone else, COVID changed their plans a bit, but soon, they will be making their way down to Costa Rica in their converted school bus to start a new life!  We can’t wait to see the community they build. 

Endless Adventure

Eric and Allison are the most charming couple from Missouri.  They’re sometimes Southern twang and complete and utter talent to be their quirky selves is both endearing and super funny.  Eric is a computer geek and a total self-proclaimed nerd.  Allison is red-headed beauty with the best big awkward laugh.  These two specialize in unique accommodations and lots of food! They always show us the best places to eat, and exactly what weird foods to try. 

Their lighthearted personalities and willingness to just be their nerdy selves make you instantly love them!  They have currently begun a tiny home renovation too, but not any old sprinter van would fit these two.  They have bought a completely run-down 1970s RV, and they are taking on the renovation completely by themselves!  Clementine  is going to be a beauty, and it has been an awesome journey to watch.  They have  737  videos for you to catch up on!

What Makes Endless Adventure Special:  

They make great videos.  They cover great content, but Allison and Eric are people you could watch read the phone book and be happy.  They are really enjoyable to watch, no matter what they are doing.  They obviously love one another. They love good beer and whiskey in equal measure, and they love a challenge.  They are awkward, funny, quirky, and absolutely adorable!  Keep it coming Eric and Allison. We love it all!

Who Is He:  

“Food is the reason you should travel.”  Well, Mark, we agree!  After University, Mark Wiens set out to find the world’s best street food.  He has traveled the markets of Southeast Asia, stalls of Japan, and he recently spent 16 days with the street vendors of Pakistan.  Mark’s channel is absolutely huge!  With over 8 million viewers, it’s obvious that we YouTube viewers really love food…and Mark.  Mark is an unassuming and charming guy. His great big smile, love for food, and humble demeanor are endearing.  Between his YouTube personality and his incredibly informative blog, Migrationology,  it’s no wonder he has so many faithful followers.  Mark has found a beautiful wife in Thailand and settled with his new family in Bangkok, but they still travel frequently in the hunt for the best street foods in the world!

What Makes Mark Special: 

Honestly, we all wish we knew Mark’s secret!  We think the secret to Mark’s success, aside from some great business savvy, is his magnetic personality.  Mark is one of the most positive personas online.  Even after over 1,100 videos on food, he still seems just as excited as he did with the first one!  Mark greets every new place and every new food adventure with gusto and genuine excitement.  Mark loves food, and we love Mark!

Travel Beans

Alex and Emma are a pair of Brits out traveling the world and documenting their “Tipsy Beans” moments.  They may or may not have a tendency to get a little inebriated while filming.  Alex is witty and his sarcasm comes at the most unexpected moments.  Emma is a doll and has been very prominent in the push for better mental health advocacy.  Emma has struggled with some depression issues, which they have well-documented in a two-part series on their channel.  Thankfully, she has received the help she needed and has come out on the other side.  She now uses their channel on occasion to express the importance of finding life and health in this world, and doing what makes you happy! They have recently started a van conversion as well, and we can’t wait to see what they come up with!

What Makes Travel Beans Special:  

Alex and Emma are truly authentic.  What you see is what you get: drunk, depressed, happy, angry, sarcastic, whatever is going on, you get the true and unfiltered version from them.  They are very funny, and who doesn’t love that perfect British accent? If sarcastic and loveable Brits adventuring is your thing, Alex and Emma have 485 videos just waiting for you!

Who Is She: 

Nadine is one of the oldest and best in the game.  For almost 10 years she has been traveling the globe, first as a solo traveler, then-wife, and now mother.  Nadine has been to almost 60 countries and is the travel tips queen!  She’s always got the best advice and little tricks to make your trip smoother.  Plus, she’s really funny.  Her vlog has transitioned a lot since becoming a new mother.  She posts much more of the daily grind and general lifestyle hacks, but we still can’t take our eyes off her.  Nadine has represented every big brand in the business, spoken at every travel conference, and landed all the awards.  She is the best, and yet she is humble and down to earth. We’ll watch you mom any day Nadine!

What Make Hey Nadine Special:  

Nadine has been in the wanderlust business a long time, and she just knows how to be in front of the camera.  She presents great info in a funny way, and she is joyful and energetic.  She is just fun to watch.

Lexi Limitless

Lexi is a new kid on the scene who has made a huge splash!! That’s all because she has the unique distinction of holding a Guinness World Record.  Lexie was the youngest person ever to travel to all 196 countries of the world.  She accomplished this feat before her 21st birthday!  Lexi is a remarkable young woman, and that level of travel has made her wise and mature beyond her years.

What Makes Lexi Limitless Special:   

This solo female traveler has literally experienced every culture on earth.  She has lived with remote African tribes and tried the world’s most nasty foods.  She is a lovely girl, with a great series of travel vlogs that cover a wide range of topics, obviously!  Her footage is surprisingly well-shot and well-edited. Lexie is just starting to roll out the videos from her years of travel, so go check her out now!

Alexander Ayling

Alex and Marko Ayling made YouTube travel content for years as the Vagabrothers.  They have now slowed on that, but Alexander is taking on a brand new adventure.  He has moved to New Zealand and bought a homestead with his wife Carrie. After a long hunt for the perfect property, they have finally found it, and the renovations have begun.  Alex and Carrie have big plans, and we can’t wait to see how it turns out!

What Makes Alexander Ayling Special:  

Alex is a filmmaker at heart.  His footage is perfect. Always.  Not to mention that Alex has a very distinct narrative style to his videos.  He wants his channel to feel like a place where you come to have a good chat with an old friend.  He truly lets you in on his life and leaves you wanting more!   Catch up on Alex and Carrie’s Renovation Dream here!

Wolter’s World

Wolter’s World has carved out his own nitch in the travel world.  Unlike the rest of the famous travel bloggers, Wolter doesn’t tell you what to do in a famous destination.  He tells you what not to do!  Brilliant.  Every great traveler wants to blend in and look like a local if possible, or at least not do anything too stupid!  Wolter helps us out in this realm.  He makes sure we know the “Top Ten Things NOT to do in El Salvador,” and everywhere else!  Wolter’s World has been in the game almost 10 years too, and his video collection is extensive.  If you want to make sure you don’t have massive culture shock, have all the do’s and dont’s, and know the down and dirty for your destination, Wolter is your guy!

What Makes Wolter’s World Special:  

Wolter has a special way of being able to present the good, the bad, and the ugly about a destination, in a respectful and culturally appropriate way.  He is not afraid to state the bad stuff, and we appreciate it.  Let’s be real. Every destination has its goods and bads, and any experienced traveler wants to know the less than glossy stuff before we arrive. So, we appreciate you, Wolter, keep it up!

Expert Vagabond

Matthew Karstan is a true vagabond.  His channel focuses on hiking and camping adventures and budget travel advice in some incredible and off-the-tourist-track places.  Matt has worked with everyone from Lonely Planet, to National Geographic, and Go Pro.  He excels as a travel blogger and photographer,  in print and social media. His travel blog tells exceptional stories of life on the road as a digital nomad. However, his YouTube channel is a fabulous collection of his adventures in true old-school vlogger fashion. He is genuine, experienced, and gives fantastic advice.

What Makes Expert Vagabond Special: 

Matthew is just a normal guy who loves nature and loves to travel the world.  He isn’t especially eloquent, and his videos aren’t overproduced.  He just gives great footage, great advice, and especially great travel experiences, from an expert traveler who has seen it all!

Eamon and Bec

Eamon and Bec are the quintessential van-lifers… or they were.  They were traveling in Morocco when COVID hit, and they had to abandon their van  Trinity  there.  Though they did get a new van and do a few trips, COVID made life tough for these Canadians.  They soon abandoned the van in favor of a cabin in the Canadian wilderness.  They are quite the DIYers and have entertained us thoroughly with their renovation successes and disasters!  Eamon is always on the move to the next crazy antic and Bec is just along for the ride.  Her great big laugh and gentle spirit make everyone love her.  Their next adventure is to buy another Canadian property to run as an Airbnb.

What Makes Eamon and Bec Special: 

E and B are another great couple that has proved during this pandemic that they could sit and do absolutely nothing, and we would still tune in every Sunday to get our fix!  We have watched them tackle everything from van conversions to home conversion, dog fostering, and more. And, we still can’t get enough. This delightful pair has over 300 vids for you to veg out on, and we know you’re gonna love them.

Rick Steves

Rick Steves is the king of all things travel-related. Period.  There are no better travel guide books on the planet! His fabulously detailed books and ridiculously nerdy audio guides have been leading us through Europe and making us snort-laugh for years! But, the YouTube videos he produces are just as good.  Rick isn’t really a vlogger in the traditional sense.  His videos are definitely professionally researched, written, filmed, and produced by a talented professional team.  They are just the right mix of fun and informative, with all the necessary information on tourist sites and local must-do items. 

What Makes Rick Steves Special:

In short, the experience.  Rick has traveled Europe extensively, with multiple visits to each country.  His team of local guides, researchers, and destination experts put for the most up-to-date and interesting information and leave out the fluff!  With well over 1800 videos to peruse, there really is no better place to get all your necessary trip information. 

Sailing la Vagabonde

Riley and Elayna have the world’s largest sailing YouTube channel.  These two Aussies are going through a transition though.  They recently had their second baby and sailed their last sail.  So, what is up for the crazy foursome now?  We don’t really know, but we know it will be fun!

What Makes Saling La Vagabonde Special: 

We have watched their whole relationship unfold from newly-mets who had never sailed, to season professionals with two beautiful kiddos. We don’t know what is in store, but we are guaranteed to stay tuned to see! 

New Travel YouTube Channels to Keep an Eye On

While we have focused most of this article on the oldies but goodies, there are some truly great channels that are just getting their start on YouTube.  For a few fresh faces in the travel industry, we suggest you subscribe to one of these awesome newcomers!

Jits into the Sunset

Tania and Adam are an Irish and English couple traveling the UK with their Sprinter van  Jitters.  They are different in the YouTube crowd.  They make travel vlogs, yes, but not all that often.  They are self-proclaimed slow travelers, who put out new videos whenever they feel like it. However, they are full of travel inspiration and well worth the wait.  

What Makes Jits Special:  

Adam and Tania do life van life their own way, and they don’t seem to get caught up in the travel YouTube channel game.  They make vlogs, but it doesn’t seem to rule their life.  They live on their own plane and do things in true freedom, and that’s an admirable way to live!

Lost Among Locals

Who are they: .

Ryan and Abby are a married couple from Arkansas.  They left their jobs and sold it all in early 2020: the big house, the cars, all of it! Little did they know COVID was coming. Like everyone on this list,  it changed their plans a bit, but they managed to Central America and start their world tour.  Ryan is quiet, slightly awkward, and you can tell he is the world’s nicest person.  Abby is sassy, funny, and you never know what might come out of her mouth!  

Ryan and Abby are culture vultures who genuinely love to learn about history, cultural oddities, and all the things that make different people groups unique.  They are full-time travelers and digital nomads, so their version of slow travel and international living is refreshing to watch. 

What Makes Lost Among Locals Special:  

They traveled internationally for 12 years before leaving for full-time travel and had already experienced several amazing destinations as a pair.  So, they bring a unique blend of touristy sites juxtaposed with everyday local life and budget travel tips.  They dance with Albanians at a baby’s birthday party, play street games with old Turkish men, and score the best local foods in every destination.  COVID definitely made local interaction harder for them, as they regrettably express, but we look forward to seeing more of their off-the-beaten-path lifestyle in the future!  Keep up the good work guys!

The Vandersons

Emily and Danny feel like instant friends.  They are just so likable.  Danny and Emily set out in their van, with their cat Graham and dog Sombrita right after they got married.  They have since been traveling through Central America with their nomad pet family! Their goal is to make the full journey from Seattle to Argentina in their tiny, colorful van.  Though they are new to video making, their vlogs are heartfelt and laidback.  Danny is a lifelong BMX biker and app developer, with a surfer boy vibe and Emily is the sweetest soul. If easy-going is the vibe you are after, these two have the vids for you! 

What Makes The Vandersons Special:  

Emily has a narrating voice that is absolute perfection. Their footage is good, but the real perk to watching the Vandersons is that they tackle destinations you have never heard of.  Because they travel full-time, at their own pace, they get to some truly off-the-beaten-path gems that you don’t get to see in many other travel vlogs. Plus, their delightful pet-filled family is just heartwarming, and it’s awesome to see a young couple so happy, living a crazy unconventional life to the fullest!  

That’s it, guys!  These are the best travel bloggers out there right now!  You have lots of new videos to binge, so you better get busy! Let us know in the comments, which of these bloggers is your favorite.

Wanna know what it truly takes to break into this industry? Here’s our guide to  How to Become a Travel Blogger  to help you get a great start!

Frequently Asked Questions

Solo female travel is a specialty all its own, with specific needs and difficulties.  Check out channels like Be My Travel Muse, Lexie Limitless, and Cup of TJ for advice on female travel.

There are so many YouTube couples in the travel world. Some of the best Youtube travel channels for couples are Kara and Nate, Endless Adventure, and Flying the Nest.

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15 Best Travel Vloggers on YouTube to Follow

Written By: Christine Ka'aloa

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Updated On: June 11, 2024

Living your passion for travel is one thing, but filming yourself doing it daily to weekly for binge watching audiences on YouTube is another! Yet, the list of travel vloggers on YouTube grows as storytelling techniques of its creators evolve to keep you tuned in.

From storytelling editing, daily vlogging, cinematic flair, sexy drone shots, and 360 viewing, these travel YouTubers are committed to pumping out travel inspiration on a regularly programmed basis.

Enjoy this list of inspiring Youtube channels to find great travel content and travel experiences.

Table of Contents

Best Travel Vloggers

Christine chose some great travel vlogs and we don’t want to mess with her, list, but when you are done here, check out some other amazing travel YouTubers! These travel personalities are not only travel hosts, they are their own travel show! We made our own list of best travel vloggers too !

1. Fun for Louis

Louis Cole initially started out enthralling (and grossing out) viewers with his adventurous ability to eat every odd delicacy that was dead or alive.

Today, this U.K. travel vlogger has taken to daily vlogs of his life, inspiring viewers to live the adventure while travelling the world.

A well-loved travel vlog hero of YouTube, not only does he make binge-watching addictive, but he incorporates 360-degree video and has his fans introduce his videos.

Schedule : Daily

2. Mr Ben Brown

Mr. Ben Brown is mostly known as a YouTube vlogger. But he travels a bit and his Visual Vibes series showcases some seriously stunning travel cinematography, which will leave you breathless.

An expert storyteller, his vlogs are partly filmed from his perspective, as if you’re inside his head.

Whether skiing, motorbiking or hiking, you’ll feel like you’re moving vicariously with him, as he traipses around the world to meet up with his posse of YouTuber friends.

Ben joined YouTube in 2006 definitely making him one of the older travel vloggers (at least by channel age) out there.

• Devon Supertamp is very similar and we have him listed on our choices for best travel channels.

Schedule: Daily .

3. Vagabrothers

The Vagabrothers are the wacky boys of the travel vlogging world.

As charismatic travel hosts revving you for the flight,  they offer a cultural soft side into the joys of travelling.

Their travel videos incorporate fun shooting styles, collaborations with other YouTubers, destination guides focused on culture, and lethal drone shots.

Schedule :  Tuesdays

4. Hey Nadine

As the reigning top female travel vlogs on YouTube, Nadine Sykora knows what YouTube audiences want.

As Hey Nadine , she infuses her travel lifestyle channel with a creative flair of fashion, fun, food and entertainment.

From travel tips, to “ What I Eat in a Day in. ..” ,… to playful collaborations with other travel YouTubers, Nadine’s channel drums up an addiction to seeing just what new video she puts out next.

Schedule : Twice a week

5. Migrationology

Would you travel for food? Favorite food vlogger and travel YouTuber Mark Weins does, and boy does he!

A travel and food blog, Migrationology has hit gastronomical stardom on YouTube, making Mark the number one ‘foodie guy’ to both, watch and read.

Mark is the ultimate digital nomad!

He shares his passion for travel by delivering each country through mouth-watering morsels.

You’ll find DIY city guides and of course, lots and lots of food videos!

Schedule: Sundays and Wednesdays.

6. Wolters World

Mark of Woltersworld is my favorite ‘Loves & Hates Travel Guy’, sharing his unchained opinion on what travelers will love, hate and be shocked with about each city.

He tells it like it is and his honesty won’t take away your excitement in experiencing the place for yourself.

His videos are highly informative insights, which crack the travel code of each country.

Schedule: Wednesdays and Saturdays

7. Hopscotch the Globe

Kristin Sarah merges her acting chops with her love for travel in Hopscotch the Globe .

She’s like that fun travel bestie who’s not afraid to be a little silly. Her channel incorporates vlogging with cultural parodies and travel inspired DIY recipes.

Today, she shares her channel spotlight with her husband Siya; together, these travel partners in crime hop around the globe, creating weekly entertainment.

They’ve also recently added a baby drone into their picture!

Schedule : Weekly

8. Psychotraveller

If twenty-something backpacking is your thing, check out Psychotraveller .

Ally dishes backpacking travel tips, vlogs and travel budget information, all with a dose of humor.

Best of all, her favorite filming studio is often a hostel room!

Schedule: Weekly.

9. GRRRL TRAVELER

Does traveling alone freak you out? Christine Kaaloa of GRRRL TRAVELER takes you inside the adventurous world of solo travel and shows you how she survives it.

Experiencing culture shock and filming it , isn’t easy, but Christine finds ways to turn her encounters of taxi scams, Asian squat toilets, airport layovers and getting sick abroad, into travel survival tips to walk away with !

A solo travel blogger, she films and blogs travel tips and city and food travel guides, while playing with video storytelling styles.

Schedule: Fridays or Saturdays.

10.  Sonia’s Travels

Sonia is your female travel MacGyver. From how to pack your makeup to product reviews and how to score a deal on a hotel, she’s got slick tips to make you a savvy traveler.

Her tips are usually around 2-3 minutes, which make her videos perfect to watch with your morning coffee.

Until then, she has hundreds of travel tip videos to keep your travels well-groomed.

Schedule: On hiatus. Let’s hope she comes back.

11.  The Planet D

Dave and Deb of The Planet D , not only live the dream of travel, but they also visit some of the most exotic places that most of us can only dream about!

This zany travel-adventure couple have blogged about adventure travel for the past 10 years, and now they’re on YouTube too, inspiring each other (and others) to take a passion for adventure to the next level. Making the list as one of the couple travel vloggers to watch.

From polar ice plunges in Antarctica to riding the fastest zipline or ballooning over the Masai Mara, their channel covers a bucket list of activities to try when you’re looking to leave your comfort zone.

Schedule: Saturdays.

Expats & Nomads: Travel Youtubers Hitting the Road

12.  gone with the wynns.

Ever think of packing up your family life and hitting the road in an RV?

Nikki and Jason of Gone with the Wynns sold it all and packed it up to hit the highway.

From composting toilets to solar powering an RV (okay, not your everyday travel story), they’ve transformed the concept of an RV travel lifestyle for YouTube.

Their videos are well-shot and occasionally, filmed like a sexy commercial (okay, not your every day RV travel video).

Recently, they’ve made a rather new change in their lives, by trading in their RV for a sailboat!

Schedule : Weekly.

13. Samuel & Audrey

You may know Samuel and Audrey as their travel blogging aliases, Nomadic Samuel and That Backpacker .

As former ex-Korea expats, this adorable travel geek couple are on an indefinite road between expat life and nomadism.

Their channel is prolific with destination guides and food taste tests.

For audiences, who want to get their binge watching on without taking a break, they are also known to occasionally have long format videos.

Schedule: 1-2 times a week.

14. 8 Miles from Home

Inspiring us to take our dream lifestyle (and dog) abroad is 8 Miles from Home .

Sacha and Jymael are British photographers turn expat vloggers, documenting their life in Thailand.

Their vlogs are cinematic video diaries, occasionally incorporate dazzling special FX.

Recently they announced their new adventure~ a move to Portugal and a baby!

15. The Food Ranger

If you love Asian food, Trevor is The Food Ranger of Asia. An expat in Sichuan, China, he chomps and slurps some of the best Chinese cuisine (and uh, some pretty obscure foods too).

Commendable is his ability to upload regular videos while staying under China’s banned radar (YouTube and Google are banned in China).

He’s quickly growing a following as a new foodie channel to watch.

Schedule: Saturdays

How the best travel vloggers were chosen:

Like all lists, people will wonder why they’re not on it. I’m positive I missed some good ones, but this is very loose criteria I’d be using if I were hired to cast, produce or pitch a TV show. Creators did not need to meet all criteria, but most. – Programming: Weekly dedication, quality, storytelling & individual style execution – Audience: Niche, loyalty, & YouTube friendly – Blog worthy and/or binge worthy – Does it bring a new spin to the term “travel video” or “travel show” – Channel Personality/Talent: brand recognition, hosting & entertainment value

Do you have favourite travel vlogger you love on YouTube? Introduce us to them in the comments below!

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That’s a subjective question. If you go by subscribers it is Devon Supertramp or Fun for Louis on this list. Drew Binskey is definitely the most successful travel vlogger out there right now.

Mark Weins t ops the list as the best food travel vlogger. He takes you on a culinary journey around the world.

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Book Your Flights: Start planning your trip by finding the best flight deals on Skyscanner. We have used them for years and have found that they have the best flight deals.

Book your Hotel: Find the best prices on hotels with these two providers. If you are located in Europe use Booking.com and if you are anywhere else use TripAdvisor.

Find Apartment Rentals: You will find the cheapest prices on apartment rentals with VRBO . 

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30 Best Travel YouTube Channels in the Philippines

The past decade or so has seen the rise of unique work titles like influencer, content creator , and last but not least— travel blogger. With tickets so widely affordable and information easier than ever to disseminate, travel bloggers Philippines lead the charge in satisfying the Filipino’s sense of wanderlust.

A cursory search of “Filipino vloggers” will net you a long list of Philippine travel blog and video channels. Looking for a budget travel blog Philippines? They’ve got it. Want a video on the ins and outs of Taiwan travel blog Philippines? It’s all there. If there’s one thing Filipinos have, it’s a sense of adventure, and this new era of video lets them achieve it in style.

Curious to see what’s up and where to go in the Philippines? Here’s a list of the best travel YouTube channels and travel bloggers Philippines.

Tourism Philippines

You can’t start off a list of Philippine travel channels without talking about Tourism Philippines. The official YouTube channel of the Department of Tourism, it’s one of the best ways to get information and travel inspiration on sites in the Philippines. They have several playlists on local delicacies, diving destinations, virtual tours, and more, so you can be sure there’s a little something for everyone.

Check out Tourism Philippines at their YouTube channel here .

Our Awesome Planet

One of the most well known Philippine travel blog sites around, Our Awesome Planet is making waves on YouTube, too. Check out their channel for videos on the country’s top tourism sites, food hubs, and so much more. With OAP being one of the top blogs in Southeast Asia, you’re sure to get quality content.

Check out Our Awesome Planet at their YouTube channel here .

Hour Philippines TV

A top choice for videos on food, travel, and the nightlife both in the Philippines and outside of it, Hour Philippines TV is basically a one stop shop. Looking for a Singapore travel blog Philippines perspective? How about a walkthrough of one of the busiest parts of Boracay? They’ve got you covered. If you’re looking for foreign and local perspectives on travel as a Filipino, this is where to go.

Check out Hour Philippines TV on their YouTube channel here .

Alex Gonzaga

No list of Philippine bloggers is complete without Alex Gonzaga. While this actress and host has a ton of credits under her belt, the best look at life through her eyes is on her YouTube channel. While it’s filled with tons of different topics, her funny and creative travel content makes her one of the most entertaining Filipino travel vloggers around.

Check out Alex Gonzaga on her YouTube channel here .

Wil Dasovich

Filipino-American Wil Dasovich has become a familiar name in the Philippine bloggers and Filipino vloggers list. One of the biggest successes for vlogging in the country, he’s got videos on a variety of topics. Some of his best work is on travel, though, so make sure to give those videos a watch.

Check out Wil Dasovich on his YouTube channel here .

Erwan Heussaff

Also known for his expert opinions on food and lifestyle, Erwan Heussaff has the added distinction of being a top travel blogger Philippines. He’s got tons of detailed videos on travel both in and out of the country. With top production levels and soothing voiceovers, his work is a great choice for travel inspo.

Check out Erwan Heussaff on his YouTube channel here .

Bogart the Explorer

Exemplifying that unique brand of Filipino humor, Bogart the Explorer— played by Mark Ho— is one of the most entertaining Philippine vloggers around. Probably one of the first online entertainers in the Philippine blogosphere, he has an off-kilter, quirky approach to performing that has had Filipino audiences laughing for years. Focusing on travel and iconic elements of Filipino culture, his work is great entertainment for any place, any time.

Check out Bogart the Explorer on the PaperbugTV YouTube channel here .

Looking for a travel-focused channel that makes it seem fun and easy? Avelovinit is where you want to be. Known for her crazy solo travel adventures and fun, adventurous lifestyle, she’s one of the best travel vloggers in the country. With videos that span the tropical islands of the Philippines to far-off Central and South America, Patricia Averilla has absolutely got the range. Check her out for unique sights, out of the box getaways, and more.

Check out Avelovinit on her YouTube channel here .

Pamela Swing

Funny, quirky, and out of this world, Pamela Swing ranks high on Filipino vloggers list for a reason. Not afraid to have a good laugh, she’s got an entertaining perspective on several different topics. Her travel vlogs are especially good, focusing on locations that millennial and Gen Z Filipinos are sure to enjoy, so make sure to check out her Korea travel blog Philippines look for more.

Check out Pamela Swing on her YouTube channel here .

Mikey Bustos

Well known for his song parodies and incredible humor, Mikey Bustos is a man of many talents. He’s got a ton of great info on science and lifestyle, too, with his channel antscanada garnering millions of subscribers. But if you want to virtually travel the world and have a good laugh, he’s your guy.

Check out Mikey Bustos on his YouTube channel here .

BecomingFilipino

Looking for more information on off-the-beaten-path sites in the Philippines? Surprisingly, the best person for that information isn’t actually Filipino— yet. Canadian Kyle Jennerman’s video project BecomingFilipino has been going strong for several years now. He’s explored everywhere from the tallest mountains of Luzon to the pristine beaches of Mindanao. Check out his channel for adventures in unlikely places and the best of Philippine travel.

Check out BecomingFilipino on his YouTube channel here .

Joan’s Footprints

Want the real deal when it comes to millennial and Gen Z travel? Joan’s Footprints is a travel vlogger in her early twenties living the best years of her life. Join her on adventures both in the country and out of it as she explores the best of what the world has to offer. Not sure where to start? Try out her upload on her Siargao adventures and expect to see and learn much more.

Check out Joan’s Footprints on her YouTube channel here .

Jundie Pijoto

A native of Surigao City, Jundie Pijoto is a travel vlogger and filmmaker with a ton of locations under his belt. Check out his work for some beautiful shots on local and international tourist sites. Jundie has both tropical and temperate countries covered, with information on some of the top favorite travel sites for Filipinos. He’s also got some helpful information on working as an OFW in South Korea.

Check out Jundie Pijoto on his YouTube channel here .

Renz Bulseco

It’s not often that you find a perspective on travel that’s got behind the scenes experience. Renz Bulseco is a travel blogger, vlogger, and air traffic controller. His YouTube channel is where he documents his work in the airline industry, as well as his travels around the world. If you’re interested in the ins and outs of traveling— especially when it comes to the machines we use to jet around the world— then Renz’s channel might have exactly what you’re looking for.

Check out Renz Bulseco on his YouTube channel here .

Bisayang Hilaw

Sometimes the best perspectives on the Philippines come from outside eyes. Bisayang Hilaw is the project of Carson Moody, a native of Utah, USA. It documents his adventures traveling around the Philippines, as well as his perspectives on Filipino culture, food, and language. In this channel, you get treated to a range of different viewing experiences: travel vlogs, entertaining challenges, and even language learning. Bisayang Hilaw makes packing up your life to move halfway across the world look fun, fresh, and exciting.

Check out Bisayang Hilaw on his YouTube channel here .

Mikael Daez

Looking for things to bingewatch over the next few hours? Try Mikael Daez’s YouTube channel. Home to travel vlogs and regular vlogs, it’s where you get to watch him (and wife Megan Young) tackle the adventure of living with good humor. Mikael is an actor, host, model, and news anchor, but he’s perhaps best known nowadays for his charming videos with Boneezy (his nickname for Megan). Watch as they explore the Philippines and the world with humor, a sense of adventure, and so much more.

Check out Mikael Daez on his YouTube channel here .

James Gonzales is a Filipino-American travel enthusiast and writer currently based in the Philippines. After living and working in New York for 10 years, James decided he wanted to see more of the world and leave the city behind. In the course of saving up for what would become an epic trip across Asia, he wrote about previous traveling experiences for various travel websites and publications based in the Lower East Side.

James focused on journeying through the Philippines in the hopes of understanding his roots, and began Daydreaming in Paradise to share his thoughts and experiences. He’s always looking for like-minded travelers to trade stories and swap tips with, and he hopes you’ll join him on his journey.

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Make awesome video with 12 Best Travel vlogging tips 

Are you going on a holiday soon, and want to make a video that will help you remember it? Read on for some helpful travel vlogging  tips that will help you make travel videos you'll want to watch over and over again.

1) Don't film everything

Yes, really. The first travel vlogging tip is you shouldn't film everything you experience on your trip. I understand that sometimes you don't want to miss a single moment. I've been there and done that. When I returned from one of my trips, I had over a hundred clips I didn't really want to use in the end -  clips of some food I ate, a video tour of my accommodation, my plane ride and more.

I'm not saying that those clips are bad. They're nice clips and they capture the moment, but I personally felt that they're not interesting memories that I want to make a vlog of. Also, I spent so time glued to my camera trying to film everything, that I didn't really live in the moment.

So set aside some time to be clear on what sort of video(s) you want to make. This way, you'll save a lot of time, camera battery, and you'll have a better experience travelling overall.

2) Centre your vlogs around an activity or place

There's many different directions your video can take. Many people do it chronologically (usually day to day vlogs ). However, I've found that videos that are centred around a place or activity are a lot more interesting than a video that covers whole day.

If you find a place you really enjoyed spending your time in, you should make a video of that. If you found yourself loving a lot of the food a country has to offer, why not make a food review vlog ?  Or if you're travelling to shop, you could do a haul video of everything you bought.

3) Keep your videos short and succinct

The best timing for videos is under three minutes, as many people start to lose interest if the video is longer than that. Also, talking segments should not be longer than 30 seconds. I know 30 seconds doesn't seem like much, but people are impatient on social media and are quick to move on if a video doesn't hold their interest.

It also helps to keep in mind that your end goal is to make a video that is a couple of minutes long. When you remember that, you will naturally take shorter videos that capture the essence of what you're trying to show. Additionally, consider utilizing a free online video editor to streamline the process. This tool can help you efficiently trim and arrange clips, ensuring your final video remains engaging within its desired time frame.

At the end of the trip, you should have a lot of 3-7 second long clips that you compile to make the finished product. It may seem like you have bits and pieces, but you will thank yourself as shorter clips will save you so much time during editing.

4) Don't be afraid to show more of yourself

To be honest with you, I still feel camera shy plenty of times. I know how difficult it can be to get in front of a camera, especially when there's a lot of other people around.

But remember that you're the backbone of your vlog . You should definitely talk to the camera and give your own perspective on your trip.

Something that helps me speak better to the camera is to pretend I'm talking to a really good friend. That always keeps me smiling, and makes me more natural in front of the camera.

  5) Include other people in your vlog

Vlogs always get more interesting when there's other people included. You can include your travel buddies, or some of the local people you've met on your trip.

Pro-tip: Ask them a question .

What most people do is point a camera at their friends, who then wave back and pose at the camera. Try engaging your friends instead, and ask them what they think about the place they're in, or what they liked most about the trip so far. That definitely adds more flavour and personality to your video.

6) Show things from your point of view

The main difference between a travel  vlog and a normal travel video is that a travel  vlog focuses a lot on you and your personality. You can make your vlog even better by adding some video clips taken from your point of view.

It is a great way to engage your audience and make them feel like they are there with you.

7) Start your video with an establishing shot

An establishing shot is a video clip that shows the big picture of the place you're in. Often times, people spend so much time taking videos of the things they do and the people they're with, that they forget to take videos which establish where they are.

For example, if you're in Tokyo, a good establishing shot would be a view of the city skyline. Adding such a clip to the beginning of your vlog makes it look a lot more professional and sleek.

8) Keep your video steady, not shaky

Shaky video is something that stops people from watching your video longer. The occasional shake when walking down a path is fine, but a video that that constantly jerky is bound to put people off.

You can reduce shakiness by walking slower and making a conscious effort to keep your camera steady. Alternatively, you could use video stabilisation tools found in video editing software or apps, such as Adobe Premiere Pro or Emulsio . I find that reducing the speed of the video where possible also helps reduce the shakiness a lot.

Pro-tip: If you can, invest money into equipment that will help you stabilise your video.

If you don't mind spending some money, you can buy a handheld stabiliser for your phone or compact camera. Alternatively, you could purchase a camera with in-built image stabilisation .

9) Avoid filming with a lot of wind or noise in the background

Where possible, try to vlog at places that are not too noisy. I've filmed at a windy beach before, and it was so difficult to salvage that clip. I had to trim away most of it, and the part that remained was extremely unpleasant to listen to.

A good idea would be to film a test clip, and immediately play it back to check the sound. If the clip sounds noisy, try talking louder. If that still doesn't work, you should try to find a more conducive place to film.

Pro-tip: Use a wind muff

People who don't mind spending money to improve sound quality could purchase a wind muff for their camera. It is like a little tuft of fur you stick on your camera's microphone. It doesn't reduce sound quality, and it virtually removes the annoying sound that is produced with a strong breeze.

10) Choose good music that accentuates the mood of your video

It's pretty important to have music that fits your video, as the music really has an impact on your viewers. Try to choose music that accentuates the vibes you want to bring across.

For example, you'd definitely want to use rock or pop music to get adrenaline rushing when people watch your bungee jumping vlog . Or you might want to use chill tropical beats to make a cool video of your time at the beach.

The  YouTube audio library  is a great place to get free music. SoundCloud has a better variety of music, but not all songs can be downloaded for free.

11) Put your vlog aside for a while then re-evaluate

Once you're done editing your travel  vlog , set it aside for a day or two before you look at it again. I usually do this, and I always find things to improve the second time I watch it. By doing this, you refresh your mind, and it seems like you're watching with a new perspective when it is time to re- evalutate . This is a great technique that you should definitely use.

12) Watch other travel vlogs

Finally, the most important travel vloggin tip: Watch other travel vlogs .

There's a whole lot of vlogs out there on YouTube and they are great learning material for improving your own skills. I learned most of the tips I'm sharing on this list from all of the travel vlogs I've watched in the past.

If you have time to spare, I recommend that you watch popular travel vloggers such as Hey Nadine, Mr Ben Brown, or Fun For Louis.

When you watch them, you will be able to see how the different tips I've talked about come into play in their videos, and you will gain ideas and inspiration for your next vlog .

I'm going to leave you with one of the first few vlogs I did. It is a vlog of my most favourite place in Vietnam, and it is where I snapped all these pictures at. Enjoy!

With that, I have reached the end of my list of travel vlogging tips. I hope this list helped you see that good travel vlogs can be done even with just a cell phone. All you need is to put in some effort and follow the tips I gave you.

Sara is a final year student at Nanyang Technological University. Not only does she enjoy  vlogging when she travels , she also likes to write articles and guides which she posts on her blog -  Lights, Camera, Adventure!

The best opportunity to start your Travel vlog is often when you are studying abroad ; living in a foreign country for an extended period of time with the time to travel around. Here at Flying Chalks, we are here to help! From getting you enrolled in the university to settling your visa and accommodation, our education experts can help you from start to finish without you worrying a single bit! 

Sign up below for a Free Consultation with our education experts today , or share with us your travel experience in the comment box below!  

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Expanded List To 12 Top Travel YouTubers.

Many things human beings do are inspired by other people. And people are motivated to continue trying when they see another person accomplish a lot in an area they care about. Technology has facilitated an environment where the world is a global village where people learn from each other and collaborate.

YouTube is one of the leading platforms in connecting people through content. The kind of content shared on YouTube has helped a lot of people learn so much, including travelers. Many travelers are using YouTube to show content regarding their travel experiences and it keeps on inspiring others. Here are the top travel channels.

UPDATE: 2022/10/05 16:02 EST BY AARON SPRAY

Traveling is one of the most enjoyable things to have on life's bucket list. While most people dream of traveling, few get to actually do it. Enjoy the next best thing by following professional travel vloggers and be inspired. This article was updated to expand the list from 10 to 12 of the top travel vloggers on YouTube.

12 Fearless And Far

The channel is called Fearless and Far and it is owned and operated by Mike Corey. It is a travel vlog that has been providing travel content that details all about Mike and his travel experiences. In the channel, he showcases his weird and fantastic destinations. The channel is also very creative and encourages people to face and handle their fears of traveling the world. The approach on this channel is more of a sport, but has a lot of adrenaline and serious adventure.

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11 Sorelle Amore

Sorelle Amore is a quirky traveler and a YouTuber who is definitely worth following. However, the content she creates is not only restricted to traveling. But this channel is full of traveling videos that inspire many and it is a good option for a traveler. The travel’s YouTube channel has so much to show from her passion for discovering new places, to travel tips and more useful experiences for travelers.

10 Fun For Louis

Fun for Louis is a youtube channel by Louis Cole. Louis made his purpose to live the adventure and that is all his channel communicates and shows the world. It is a channel with many adventure-hungry subscribers now too. The vlogger is known for creating interesting videos that are well shot and edited for his views. As a result of his creativity, especially using 360-degree videos, fans have found themselves binge-watching his videos. The lessons from this hero are worth taking.

9 Mr. Ben Brown

Mr. Ben Brown is yet another travel YouTuber to check out as he makes quality content. The traveler has invested a lot in providing excellent content for his fans. Here, one will even find a series called Visual Vibes which is a way for him to show his abilities in cinematography in his traveling content. Another reason for checking this channel is that he is a captivating storyteller that is also talented at various activities such as hiking, skiing, and motorbiking which is shown on the channel.

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8 Drew Binsky

Here is a travel vlogger as well as a documentary maker. His channel is mostly focused on discovering, experiencing, and celebrating the different cultures in the world. The American vlogger has mastered his skills in storytelling about various cultures and communities which has brought a lot of fans to the channel. His approach to traveling and content is different from many as he focuses on sociopolitical issues such as human rights, religion, races, and sexuality, discovering and discussing the diversity in the world.

• YouTube Views: 700 Million Views

7 Vagabrothers

The Vagabrothers are definitely worth subscribing to. One interesting thing about this channel is their way of presenting the content which is very unique as their channel is full of joy, showcases, and interesting content presentations. Their videos are full of fun shooting angles, styles, narration, and much more. There are excellent drone shots and very clear details of the journey they take and the experiences they come across.

• YouTube Views: 92 Million Views

6 Hey Nadine

Hey Nadine is a channel by Nadine Sykora and is known very well for the kind of energy she brings into her content. This is exactly what makes her content so fun and popular. The energy in her videos is very effective at building a genuine relationship to guide her viewers around her adventures. The channel is also very good for young people as it seeks to inspire them into traveling through great stories of her accomplishments in traveling. The videos are very informative and even contain guides such as on packing and travel hacks. It also talks about iconic places one needs to know about and discover.

• YouTube Views: 49 Million Views

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5 Migrationology

Migrationology is a channel that is all about traveling and food. The channel is one of the best platforms for someone who wants to learn more about traveling as well as food. The owner of the channel is Mark who is also a digital nomad offering a lot of content revolving around that area.

Kold is a channel by a Canadian adventurer Sam Kolder and it is worth subscribing to. The channel offers amazing videos as well as travel films. It is a channel that has gained a lot of popularity due to the owner’s ability to create amazing cinematic scenes while educating viewers.

3 Lost LeBlanc

It is one of the most interesting travel channels on YouTube. The channel is run by Christian LeBlanc and the content is mind-blowing. What makes it more interesting is LeBlanc’s ability to challenge his viewers and offer them above-average content. The creativity in creating and editing the videos is also attractive.

2 Samuel And Audrey

Another of the top YouTube travel blogger channels is Samuel and Audrey . They are two travel bloggers who have a passion for discovering the local cuisine all around the world. In addition, they offer city guides, street food tours, travel vlogs, travel tips, and more.

• YouTube Views: 97 Million Views

They started out in this way of live when they moved to South Korea to be English teachers. They both met in Korea, got married, and then worked together to travel all around world creating one of the most popular YouTube travel channels. They inspire people to get out of their comfort zones and follow their dreams.

1 Hopscotch the Globe

Another of the leading YouTube channels is Hopscotch the Globe by Kristen and Siya. They are into adventure seeking, world traveling, and tiny home living. They help inspire people to live life on the build or relocate to any dreamy location around the world.

• YouTube Views: 53 Million Views

They travel across North American in their renovated 1976 vintage Airstream and share their life experiences. Learn about their struggles, endless repairs, how they balance family life with work life on the road, and more. Be inspired to take the plunge and shake up one's life in a way that would have seemed scary or unthinkable.

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155 Best Travel Video Ideas for YouTube (2024 List)

Watching travel videos before a trip is great. However, I recently noticed all of them look kinda the same.

Aerial drone footage of the same two tourist traps, a 2-minute time-lapse of the same sunset spot, and endless footage with electronic music in the background.

It seems no one has any original ideas anymore.

What if YOU brought something new to the table?

Do you think it would help your YouTube channel stand out?

In this article, I offer more than 155 travel YouTube video ideas for your next content piece. I also show you how to create travel videos that tell a story.

And if you’re wondering why you should listen to me, I have a YouTube channel with over 180,000 subscribers. I know what makes people click, watch, and stick around.

What Are The Best Travel YouTube Video Ideas?

Here are the travel YouTube video ideas you can use in the next piece of content you film.

Destination Guides

If you’re an avid traveler, you might know places regular tourists will never experience – up till now.

Why not share these beautiful hidden gems with the world?

You can use the following travel video ideas to help inspire someone’s next adventure.

• Top 10 Must-Visit Places in Tokyo for First-Timers
• A Complete Guide to Budget-Friendly Eats in Paris
• Exploring the Hidden Gems of New York City
• The Best Beach Destinations in Southeast Asia
• A Local’s Guide to London: Beyond the Tourist Spots
• Adventure Seekers in New Zealand: South Island Highlights
• Walking Tour of Rome: Discovering Ancient History
• The Ultimate Road Trip Guide: California’s Pacific Coast Highway
• Island Hopping in the Philippines: A Beginner’s Guide
• Discovering the Magic of the Northern Lights in Norway
• How to Spend 48 Hours in Istanbul: A Whirlwind Tour
• The Art Lover’s Guide to Florence: Museums and Galleries
• Exploring the Natural Wonders of Iceland: A Travel Guide
• Vegetarian Foodie Tour of India: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur
• Backpacking Through South America: Essential Stops
• Navigating the Markets of Marrakech: Tips and Tricks
• The Ultimate Sydney Experience: From Beaches to Bars
• Discovering the Ancient Ruins of Petra, Jordan
• A Thrifty Traveler’s Guide to Scandinavia
• The Best Spots for Whale Watching Around the World
• A Cultural Tour of Mexico City: History, Art, and Delicious Food
• The Adventurer’s Guide to Patagonia: Hiking and Exploring
• Exploring the Vineyards of Tuscany: A Wine Lover’s Journey
• The Best Places to See Wildlife in Africa: A Safari Guide
• Off-the-Beaten-Path: Exploring the Balkans

Cultural Immersion

Diving deep into a place and living like a local has its perks. You can experience local traditions, festivals, customs, and everyday life.

If you want to create videos around these topics, the following list will help:

• Celebrating Diwali in India: The Festival of Lights
• Participating in a Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony
• The Art of Making Authentic Neapolitan Pizza in Italy
• Experiencing a Day in the Life of a Maasai Warrior in Kenya
• The Significance of Flamenco in Spanish Culture
• Attending the Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan: A Guide
• Learning the Tango in Buenos Aires: A Cultural Deep Dive
• Discovering the Roots of Reggae Music in Jamaica
• Celebrating Carnaval in Rio: Culture, Costumes, and Colors
• Traditional Chinese Calligraphy: A Beginner’s Workshop
• Exploring the Architectural Wonders of Gaudi in Barcelona
• A Guide to the Holy Sites of Jerusalem: A Religious Journey
• Participating in a Thai Cooking Class in Bangkok
• The Ancient Art of Silk Making in Vietnam
• Celebrating the Day of the Dead in Mexico: Traditions and Meanings
• Discovering the World of French Wine: A Cultural Tour
• The History and Culture of Native American Powwows
• Experiencing an Irish Pub Crawl: Music, Dance, and Storytelling
• The Traditional Tea Culture in China: A Journey Through Time
• Attending a Traditional Hawaiian Luau: Understanding the Heritage
• Discovering the Folk Music Traditions of Eastern Europe
• Exploring the Kasbahs of Morocco: A Historical Adventure
• The Art of Sushi Making in Japan: From Fish Market to Table
• Participating in the Holi Festival in India: A Colorful Celebration
• A Culinary Journey Through the Spice Markets of Istanbul

Adventure Travel

Hiking, deep sea diving, skydiving and so many other adrenaline-filled activities.

You can experience all these activities on your travels and share them with others.

Check out the following video ideas:

• Conquering Kilimanjaro: A Beginner’s Guide to Climbing Africa’s Highest Peak
• Skydiving Over the Swiss Alps: An Adrenaline-Packed Experience
• Bungee Jumping in Queenstown: Facing Fear in the Adventure Capital
• White Water Rafting on the Colorado River: A Thrilling Journey
• Exploring the Amazon Rainforest: Survival Tips and Must-See Sights
• Cycling Across Vietnam: A Journey Through Scenic Landscapes
• The Ultimate Surf Trip: Chasing Waves in Bali
• Ice Climbing in Alaska: Gear, Tips, and Best Locations
• Sandboarding in the Sahara: A Unique Desert Adventure
• Caving in the Cenotes of Mexico: An Underground World Awaits
• Sailing Around the Greek Islands: A Beginner’s Guide
• Hot Air Ballooning in Cappadocia: Views from Above
• Dog Sledding in Norway: An Arctic Adventure
• Kayaking Through the Fjords of Norway: A Paddler’s Paradise
• Paragliding in the Himalayas: Soaring Above the Clouds
• Safari in Kruger National Park: Wildlife Encounters
• Horseback Riding in Patagonia: The Gauchos’ Path
• Zip-Lining Through the Costa Rican Rainforest: A Bird’s Eye View
• Hiking the Camino de Santiago: A Pilgrim’s Progress
• Snorkeling in the Maldives: Exploring Underwater Marvels
• Mountain Biking in Moab: Trails for Every Skill Level
• Deep Sea Fishing in the Caribbean: A Sport Fisher’s Dream

Travel Vlogs

Traveling isn’t always about grand adventures and cultural experiences.

Sometimes, it’s about the personal insights that make a trip memorable.

In these cases, the following travel vlog ideas can help:

• A Day in My Life: Backpacking Solo Through Thailand
• The Realities of Van Life: A Week on the Road
• Exploring the Street Food Scene in Seoul: A Taste Adventure
• My Journey to the Dead Sea: Floating and Mud Masks
• 24 Hours in New York City: The Ultimate Challenge
• The Northern Lights Hunt in Iceland: Successes and Fails
• Learning to Salsa Dance in Colombia: A Vlog Series
• Navigating the Venice Canals: A Gondola Ride Experience
• Road Trip Across the USA: Coast to Coast Adventures
• Living with Nomads in Mongolia: A Cultural Exchange
• The Festivals of India: Experiencing Diwali, Holi, and More
• A Week Living Off-Grid in the Canadian Wilderness
• Discovering Ancient Egypt: Pyramids, Sphinx, and Nile Cruise
• My First Time Scuba Diving: The Great Barrier Reef Adventure
• Attending the Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Shows, Laughs, and More
• Island Life in Fiji: Community, Culture, and Coral Reefs
• The Journey to Machu Picchu: Hiking, History, and Heights
• A Culinary Tour of Italy: Pasta, Pizza, and Gelato Galore
• Experiencing Ramadan in Turkey: Fasting, Feasts, and Festivities
• Winter Wonderland: Skiing and Snowboarding in Japan
• Hitchhiking Adventure: Stories from the Road
• A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Making Friends Abroad
• Volunteering Abroad: Building Schools in Nepal
• The Best Sunset Spots Around the World: A Vlog Series
• A Beginner’s Guide to Travel Hacking: Maximizing Miles and Points

Budget Travel

You don’t always have to spend big to enjoy your trip.

For those who focus on affordable travel destinations and tips, these video ideas can help you create content:

• How to Travel Europe on $50 a Day: Tips and Tricks
• Mastering the Art of Couchsurfing: A Beginner’s Guide
• Budget Travel Hacks: Saving Money on Flights and Accommodations
• The Ultimate Guide to Affordable Safaris in Africa
• Exploring Central America on a Shoestring Budget
• How to Enjoy Paris for Free: Top Free Attractions and Activities
• Traveling the Balkans: Budget Tips for This Underrated Destination
• Southeast Asia Backpacking: How to Plan Your Trip on a Budget
• The Best Budget Travel Destinations for 2024
• How to Score Cheap and Free Accommodation While Traveling
• Eating Cheap: A Guide to Street Food Around the World
• Budget Travel in Expensive Countries: Japan on a Dime
• Planning a Budget Road Trip Across the USA
• The Secret to Finding Cheap Hidden Gems in Europe
• Traveling Without Flying: How to Save Money and Enjoy the Journey
• How to Use Public Transport Like a Local: Saving Money on the Go
• The Best Free Walking Tours in European Cities
• Budget Island Hopping in the Caribbean
• How to Bargain in Local Markets: Tips from Around the World
• Maximizing Points and Miles for Free Travel: A Beginner’s Guide
• The Best Budget-Friendly Family Vacation Spots
• Backpacker’s Guide to the Australian Outback: Tips for Affordable Adventure
• How to Plan a Trip Around the World on a Budget
• The Best Time to Book Flights and Hotels: Secrets for Budget Travelers

Luxury Travel

On the other end of the “ways of travel spectrum”, you can find luxury travel.

Here the focus is on expensive experiences. Traveling in style, living in luxury accommodations, and indulging in high-end activities.

Here’s how to show the high-end travel lifestyle:

• Video Reviews Of The World’s Most Luxurious Hotel Experiences
• Private Island Getaways: The Ultimate in Luxury Travel
• Experiencing the Northern Lights in Style: Luxury Glass Igloos in Finland
• The Best First-Class Flight Experiences Around the World
• Luxury Safari Lodges in Africa: Where Wildlife Meets Opulence
• Sailing the Seas: A Look Inside Ultra-Luxury Cruise Experiences
• The Ultimate Guide to the Maldives: Overwater Bungalows and More
• Exclusive Culinary Tours: Michelin Star Experiences Around the Globe
• The Most Extravagant Casino Resorts in the World
• Jet Set in Style: The Best in Private Jet Travel
• Experiencing the Monaco Grand Prix: Luxury and Speed
• The World’s Most Opulent Train Journeys
• The Best Places to Stay for a Luxurious Desert Experience
• The Most Luxurious Spa and Wellness Retreats Worldwide
• Luxury Shopping Experiences Around the Globe
• Gourmet Dining in the Sky: The World’s Best Airline First-Class Meals
• High Roller: The Luxury of Las Vegas Beyond the Casinos
• Chartering a Yacht in the Mediterranean: What You Need to Know
• The Top Luxury Golf Destinations and Resorts Around the World
• Indulging in the World’s Most Luxurious Chocolate Experiences
• A Guide to the Most Opulent Theaters and Opera Houses
• Luxury Voluntourism: Giving Back in Style
• The Best Private Island Resorts in Southeast Asia
• Exploring the French Riviera: Glamour and Luxury Guide

Culinary Travel

Street food, local cuisine and traditional cooking methods are all part of one’s culinary journey.

Here’s how to combine your love for food and travel into one package:

• A Taste of Italy: Culinary Journey Through Tuscany
• Street Food Around the World: A Gastronomic Adventure
• The Ultimate Guide to Sushi in Japan: From Tsukiji to Conveyor Belts
• Discovering the Flavors of Morocco: A Food Tour of Marrakech
• The Best Wine Tours in France: From Bordeaux to Champagne
• Vegan Traveler’s Guide: Finding Plant-Based Delights Globally
• The Spiciest Dishes in Thailand: A Culinary Challenge
• BBQ Across America: A Road Trip for the Taste Buds
• Traditional Cooking Classes in India: Learning From the Locals
• Argentina’s Culinary Gems: Steak, Wine, and Empanadas
• Reaction Videos to Exotic Foods
• The Ultimate Seafood Journey: Exploring Coastal Cuisine
• Cheese Lover’s Tour of Europe: From Gouda to Gorgonzola
• The History of Chocolate: A Sweet Journey Through Belgium and Switzerland
• Vietnam’s Coffee Culture: From Egg Coffee to Street Cafes
• Exploring the Tapas Scene in Spain: A Guide to Eating and Drinking
• The World’s Best Food Markets: A Culinary Exploration
• Greek Cuisine: Beyond Gyros and Moussaka
• The Craft Beer Trail: Sampling Brews Across the Pacific Northwest
• A Culinary Walk Through New Orleans: Cajun and Creole Classics
• Sampling the Street Foods of Mexico City: A Flavorful Adventure
• Discovering Traditional Russian Dishes: From Borscht to Blini
• A Guide to Eating Out in Istanbul: From Kebabs to Baklava
• The Delights of Scandinavian Cuisine: From Smørrebrød to Seafood
• Exploring the Unique Flavors of Peruvian Cuisine

Solo Travel

Some travelers just want to explore the world by themselves. No one to wait for, make plans with or slow them down.

The peace and freedom this gives solo travelers is challenging to explain (to those who don’t get it).

If you resonate with this type of traveler, the following travel video ideas might be perfect for your next trip:

• Best Destinations for Solo Travelers in 2024
• How to Overcome Loneliness and Enjoy Solo Travel
• Solo Female Travel: Empowerment and Safety Tips
• The Art of Solo Travel: Making the Most of Your Journey
• Packing Tips for the Solo Traveler: Essentials and Hacks
• Meeting People While Traveling Alone: Best Apps and Tips
• Top Budget Destinations for Solo Travelers
• The Solo Traveler’s Guide to Self-Discovery and Adventure
• Navigating Foreign Languages as a Solo Traveler: Tools and Tips
• Solo Travel in Asia: A Guide to the Best Experiences
• How to Plan Your First Solo Trip: A Step-by-Step Guide
• Solo Road Trips: Planning, Safety, and Destination Ideas
• The Best Solo Travel Experiences in South America
• Staying in Hostels: Tips for Solo Travelers
• Solo Travel and Mindfulness: How to Fully Embrace Your Journey
• Documenting Your Solo Travel: Blogging and Vlogging Tips
• How to Deal with Emergencies While Traveling Alone
• The Best City Breaks for Solo Travelers
• Solo Wilderness Adventures: Tips for Safe Hiking and Camping
• Finding the Best Solo Travel Deals: Flights, Accommodations, and Tours
• Solo Travel in Africa: Destinations, Safety, and Cultural Tips
• The Joy of Solo Travel: Discovering Yourself While Exploring the World
• The Challenges of Solo Travel and How to Overcome Them

Eco-Friendly Travel

Sustainable travel practices help with your environmental footprint.

However, it’s not just about choosing eco-friendly accommodations or activities.

It could also be about supporting local communities and minimizing waste.

Here’s how to share your eco-friendly travel experience with others:

• The Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Travel: Reducing Your Carbon Footprint
• Eco-Friendly Packing Tips: Sustainable Travel Essentials
• Top 10 Eco-Friendly Destinations Around the World
• How to Choose Sustainable Accommodations: A Guide for Responsible Travelers
• Voluntourism: Combining Travel with Making a Positive Impact
• The Rise of Eco-Friendly Tours: Exploring Nature Responsibly
• Tips for Minimizing Waste While Traveling
• A Parody Video on How Not to be an Eco-Tourist
• Exploring the World’s Most Sustainable Cities: A Travel Guide
• Eco-Friendly Transportation Options for the Conscious Traveler
• Responsible Wildlife Tourism: Do’s and Don’ts
• The Beauty of National Parks: A Journey Through Conservation and Adventure
• Sustainable Eating: Finding and Enjoying Local, Ethical Food While Traveling
• The Impact of Travel on Local Communities and How to Travel Responsibly
• Eco-Friendly Adventure Activities: Fun Without the Footprint
• The Role of Conservation in Eco-Tourism: Visiting Projects Around the World
• Green Travel Apps and Resources to Plan Your Eco-Friendly Trip
• The Future of Travel: Innovations in Sustainability
• How to Offset Your Travel Emissions: A Practical Guide
• Eco-Friendly Souvenirs: What to Bring Back and What to Leave Behind
• Sustainable Sea Travel: Exploring the Oceans Without Harming Them
• Participating in Beach Clean-Ups and Environmental Efforts While Traveling
• The Benefits of Slow Travel: Embracing Sustainability Through Pace
• Discovering Eco-Lodges: A Unique and Sustainable Travel Experience
• A Guide to Bicycle Touring: Exploring the World on Two Wheels
• Water Conservation Tips for Travelers: Preserving the Planet’s Most Precious Resource

Family Travel

Booking a family trip can be a long, drawn-out process.

Do you have tips to help those traveling with children? Or, even better, a video showcasing your family’s adventures and the lessons you learned?

Here are some concepts that can serve as your YouTube video idea generator:

• The Best Family-Friendly Destinations Around the World
• How to Keep Kids Entertained on Long Flights: A Parent’s Guide
• Educational Travel: Making Learning Fun for Kids on the Road
• The Ultimate Packing List for Family Vacations
• Budget-Friendly Family Travel: How to Save Money Without Sacrificing Fun
• Navigating Theme Parks: Strategies for a Stress-Free Visit
• Family Road Trip Survival Guide: Keeping Everyone Happy
• Traveling with Toddlers: Tips for a Smooth Experience
• The Best Kid-Friendly Activities in Europe: A Family Travel Guide
• How to Choose Family-Friendly Accommodations
• Travel Insurance for Families: What You Need to Know
• The Benefits of Multigenerational Travel: Bringing the Family Together
• Adventure Travel with Kids: New Ideas for the Whole Family
• Cultural Exchanges: How Travel Can Expand Your Children’s Horizons
• Documenting Family Trips: Tips for Capturing Memories
• The Best Time to Travel with Kids: Planning Around School Schedules
• Eating Out with Kids While Traveling: A Guide to Stress-Free Dining
• Preparing for Your First Family Camping Trip
• Solo Parent Travel: How to Manage and Enjoy Trips with Your Kids
• Safety Tips for Family Travel: Keeping Everyone Protected
• The Top Educational Museums for Kids Worldwide
• Engaging Teens in Travel Planning: Tips for a Smooth Family Holiday
• How to Deal with Jet Lag in Children: Tips for a Happy Family
• Traveling with Children with Special Needs: A Comprehensive Guide

Historical And Educational Travel

Are you a history buff with a curious mind? Do you seek to understand how different cultures and societies have evolved?

A travel YouTube channel allows you to dive deep into the stories that shaped our world.

Here are the top ideas to consider:

• Walking Through History: Exploring the Ancient Ruins of Rome
• The Civil Rights Trail in the USA: A Journey Through History
• Following the Silk Road: A Modern Adventure Through Ancient Trade Routes
• World War II Sites in Europe: A Historical Travel Guide
• Discovering the Mayan Civilization: A Tour Through Mexico and Central America
• The Castles of Scotland: Legends, History, and Architecture
• Educational Travel for Kids: Making History Come Alive in Washington D.C.
• The Renaissance Trail in Italy: From Florence to Venice
• Uncovering the Secrets of Ancient Egypt: A Nile Journey
• Historical Battlefields Around the World: A Guide to Their Stories and Significance
• The Spiritual Heart of India: Exploring Varanasi’s Rich History
• Journey Through Time: Visiting the World’s Oldest Cities
• The Viking Trail: Exploring Norse History in Scandinavia
• Slave Routes in Africa: A Deep Dive into History and Healing
• The French Revolution: Tracing Its Footsteps Through Paris
• A Guide to Exploring the Ancient Temples of Southeast Asia
• The Holocaust Trail: Remembering History Through Travel
• Colonial America: A Trip Through the Historic East Coast
• The Great Wall of China: Hiking Through History
• Pilgrimage Routes: Spiritual and Historical Journeys Across the World
• The Ottoman Empire: Tracing its Legacy in Turkey
• Ancient Greece: From Athens to Olympia
• The Age of Exploration: Navigating the Routes of Early Explorers
• The Gold Rush: Retracing the Adventurers’ Paths in California and Alaska
• The Industrial Revolution: Visiting the Birthplaces of Modern Industry

Photography And Videography Tips

Photographers love traveling. Travel gives them new and unique perspectives, opportunities and landscapes to capture.

As a travel photographer, you can cater to people with different skill levels – anyone from beginner to advanced.

It’s also not just about the skill level. It can be about the type of photography you focus on.

Here’s how to make travel photography a part of your YouTube channel:

• Capturing the Essence of a City: Urban Photography Tips
• Landscape Photography: Techniques for Captivating Nature Shots
• Night Photography in Travel: Capturing The Most Vibrant Cities After Dark
• Wildlife Photography on Safari: Gear and Ethical Practices
• Vlogging Your Travel: A Beginner’s Guide to Engaging Content
• The Art of Time-Lapse Photography in Iconic Locations
• Aerial Photography: Using Drones to Capture Breathtaking Views
• Underwater Videography: Tips for Scuba and Snorkeling Shoots
• Cultural Photography: Respectfully Capturing the Essence of Local Life
• The Golden Hour: Mastering the Magic of Sunrise and Sunset Shots
• Action Photography: Freezing Motion in Adventure Sports
• Smartphone Photography: Maximizing Your Phone’s Capabilities
• Editing Travel Photos: A Guide to the Best Apps and Software
• Creating a Travel Photography Portfolio: Helpful Tips and Tricks
• Shooting and Editing YouTube Videos on the Go: A Mobile Filmmaker’s Guide
• The Travel Photographer’s Packing List: Essentials for Every Trip
• Street Photography: Capturing the Heartbeat of Cities
• Stabilization Techniques for Smooth Travel Videos
• Amazing Food Photography: Making Culinary Shots Look Appetizing
• Creating Cinematic Travel Videos: Techniques and Tips
• The Challenges of Shooting in Harsh Weather: Overcoming the Elements
• Building a Narrative in Your Travel Photography
• Tips for Capturing Festivals and Events: Colors, Crowds, and Action
• Protecting Your Photography Gear While Traveling

How To Create Engaging Travel Videos

There’s a lot of travel-based content on YouTube.

If you want yours to stand out, you can’t expect to just throw together some footage and hit publish.

Instead, here are some key ideas to help your travel videos be more memorable:

• Hook your audience with your footage: The first 3 seconds of your videos are crucial. You can use dramatic footage, an unknown landscape, fly over a majestic landscape or use captivating audio. Anything that’s ‘out of the norm’ will do the trick.
• Ask questions: Travel videos are generally one-sided. The content creator presents content and the viewers watch and listen. Asking questions makes viewers active participants in your videos. The more engaging the question, the better. Asking, “Can you travel around the world using $100?” is a more engaging question than, “Did you know you can travel on a budget?”
• Use teasers: At various points during your video, you can tease what’s coming next in that video (or in future ones). This gives people a reason to keep watching.

Travel Planning And Research

Planning and research play a huge part in creating engaging travel videos.

When planning, the first thing to consider is how you’ll differentiate your travel content.

Most travel videos explore common tourist areas, markets and well-known landscapes.

What if you go off the beaten path? Could you show your audience unique and lesser-known destinations or experiences? Sharing hidden gems will make your content different.

Are there any local festivals or hidden culinary delights your viewers must try?

You can also create travel itineraries for your viewers.

Here you’re not only providing your audience with visual walkthroughs of attractions. You’re also telling them the best order to visit them.

If you can create plans for different numbers of days in a city, (for example, 3 days in Paris, 5 days in Sicily) that will be even better.

How To Capture Great Travel Footage

Another way to stand out is to have variety in your travel footage.

Most people show a zoomed-in version of whatever they’re filming (and stick to it throughout the video). Instead, try this: don’t always stay too close to your subject.

People love seeing different points of view. You achieve this through varying shot lengths.

You might want to start with close-ups of food, crafts or architecture. Then, zoom out to show the big picture.

You can even have talking head videos (where a person is talking on camera). Then at various moments, you overlay B-roll footage of an attraction you’re talking about.

Two other crucial factors are lighting and audio.

Natural lighting is the best type of lighting. Usually, the golden hour (when the sun is rising and setting) offers excellent opportunities to film travel videos.

Your audio is another critical factor.

Use a portable microphone if possible to capture the best quality sound.

This little touch goes a long way when filming outdoors – especially if the video has background noise (including wind, waves, or crowds).

Increasing Audience Engagement

Creating YouTube content means you’re not publishing videos for yourself. You’re doing it primarily for your audience.

You want people to engage time and time again with your content. This engagement can become the foundation of a travel community.

Over time, you want your viewers to look forward to your content. You want them to watch, like, subscribe and comment.

As you build a community of like-minded people, ensure you have calls to action in your videos. These should match whatever you’re trying to achieve.

For example, if you want to create a “travel hacks” course, ask people to join your email list or follow you on Instagram to learn more.

If you want them to subscribe, be clear and explicit about it.

Don’t assume it will happen without asking.

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or just going on your first solo trip, you have knowledge you can share with the world.

The above ideas will help you get started creating content others will find valuable.

It’s time to grab your camera, pick your next destination and start filming.

Safe travels!

Further reading on AdamEnfroy.com: Need more video ideas?

This ultimate list of YouTube video ideas will help.

If you’re leaning towards lifestyle content, check out the 105 best lifestyle video ideas for inspiration.

Alternatively, if you want to give your audience a good laugh, these 105 funny YouTube video ideas have got you covered.

Finally, for the artists, you can explore my list of 25 unique art video ideas to help showcase your knowledge.

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Tom Brady Launches Vlog Series with a Behind-the-Scenes Look at His Trip to the Paris Olympics with Daughter Vivian

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Tom Brady has a special guest to kick off his brand new vlog — his daughter Vivian Lake !

On Wednesday, Aug. 14, the retired NFL quarterback, 47, released his new vlog series, Last Week With Tom . Produced by his media company, Shadow Lion , the series opener shows viewers how he spent his week in Paris for the 2024 Olympics !

In the roughly 9-minute debut, a brief montage of trip highlights plays before diving into Brady’s time with Vivian, 11.

“What an unbelievable three days that was in Paris,” he says to the camera while on a private plane. “Six different venues, nine different events that we saw. Got a chance to have my little girly girl here with me.”

Brady shares Vivian and son Benjamin Rein with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen . He also shares son John "Jack" Edward Thomas with his ex-girlfriend, actress Bridget Moynahan .

Continuing in his vlog, Brady said it’s “hard to share” such great moments in “10-second social clips, or 20-second social clips.”

“So, that’s why we’re doing some of this longer stuff, and I’m gonna bring you guys along with me, and I hope you guys really enjoy it,” he said.

The video then shows “6 days earlier,” with Brady and Vivian vacationing in Italy before heading to Paris. 

Their cameraman captures them spending time together on a mega yacht as business mogul Michael Rubin makes a cameo playing catch in the distance on a jet ski.

After cliff jumping and diving into the sea with Vivian, the father and daughter debate on who got the gold, silver or bronze out of him, Vivian and their cameraman — who took a break from his duties to jump from a cliff as well.

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Next, they arrive in Paris and while en route, they discuss what Olympic athletes they want to see and share their scoring predictions.

“Look, after the gold medal, it really doesn’t matter,” Brady jokes. “Let’s just be honest. It’s like, go for the gold. Believe me — none of these guys came to get the silver.”

Their first stop at the Olympic Games was to watch a tennis match, where they sat with Ed Bastian, the CEO of Delta Air Lines. Next was beach volleyball where Brady took time to talk with Dawn Staley , WNBA legend and head coach for South Carolina's women's basketball team.

Day two was reserved for sweet treats in Tom and Vivian's hotel room before checking out the swimming competitions. On day three, Brady took his daughter out for hot chocolate before they watched the women’s gymnastics competition.

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Their video showed them watching Simone Biles and taking photos with Suni Lee .

Afterward, they visited Team USA House where they hung out with several NBA players including Jayson Tatum , LeBron James and Anthony Davis — who Vivian said made her dad “look small.”

Last Week With Tom “promises to deliver unique insights, personal moments, and the kind of authenticity that only Tom Brady can offer,” per a press release.

It adds, "Each episode is crafted to ensure a captivating viewer experience giving a behind-the-scenes look into Tom's life, his challenges, and his triumphs in the most personal and compelling way. Viewers can expect exclusive BTS content, personal insights and engaging stories." 

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