Vietnam can be both chaotic and tranquil at the same time and this video shows the contrast quite vividly without being too overwhelming like most travel videos about Vietnam. If you are looking to visit Vietnam in the future but are a bit scared of what to expect, this video should nudge you in the right direction. As the video mentioned, Peru is so much more than just Machu Picchu and the video really did a great job of showing the other side that is often neglected in Peru travel videos. You may visit Peru because of Machu Picchu, but you will stay in Peru because of its wonderful people. Peru is my favorite country in South America and after watching this video, it brought back so many great memories that I had throughout my one month trip there. "Contrasts of Peru" showcases the unique lifestyle of the locals and all the beautiful faces of the people that makes Peru such an amazing place to visit.
Capturing the essence of locations, the culture, the food, personal experiences and much more, travel vlogs allow us to be educated about places on a grassroot level. And what better way to gather tips and tricks for your next adventure than by hearing about it from someone who has been there, done that? We have curated 10 women travel vloggers who are killing it online, and giving us major travel goals. This post introduces the top travel vloggers on YouTube and shares the killer travel vlogging tips to help you make a travel vlog that will interest, delight, and inspire your views. Travel vlogger, Eva Zu Beck documents her solo adventures in the wilderness of Eastern Europe and Eurasia. She promotes communing with nature, building survival skills, and living like locals with locals.
Although you want the viewer to feel like they are walking alongside you, you still want them to be intrigued by what you are doing. So leave out clips of you aimlessly walking down the street for hours and focus on the delicious food you are eating. The travel video uses a simple Skype call between Andrew and his wife to dictate and progress the story of Andrew's adventure on the Galapagos Islands.
Every single person has his own personal struggles. Open up to your viewers about yours, speak about it briefly or in more detail. It’s a good way to connect with your audience because it shows your human nature. However, if you’re a good psychologist, you can talk to people that are going through heartbreaks of different kinds. Surely, unimportant things are different for almost every person. However, you can tell about yours and give a couple of tips on how to clear your head.
​We are hiking and adventuring around the world, the last thing we need is a fancy camera to get stolen, broken or lost! Gopros are everything we need in a travel camera…they are small, very durable, easy to use, waterproof and produce high quality video. To make a meme gif, I will be using iMyFone Filme Editor. Edit to your choice, add some text, then save your GIF to your computer.
Receive critical travel tips and advice right in your inbox. Since most of us don’t have an unlimited budget, it’s important to keep your travels and activities cheap. Search Google for free things to do in your area or check our Groupon for cheap deals on fun activities. Record book review videos for bookworms just like you. Make a list of your favorites and tell what you like about them most.
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. To become a travel vlogger there is only one piece of equipment that you need and that is a camera. You don’t need a big fancy camera or a light set or an external microphone; all you need is something that can record videos.
The more items you have to show off in a shopping haul, the better, but it’s not necessary to show a lot. These videos are also great for encouraging affiliate sales. I’m Pete R., a solo traveler, a travel blogger, and a third-world passport holder TIkTok from Thailand with over 8 years of travel experiences, ready to share them with you. Another travel video from one of my favorite filmmakers out there, Vincent Urban who brought us the amazing In Japan video. It was at that moment that I realize that I wanted to go to Egypt and South Africa and Zambia which I ended up doing a few years after. That is the kind of positive effect a travel video should have.