Wolter's World. Not pretentious or an instagram thot. Just a fat ugly tub of shit American who actually gives good advice to other fat ugly tub of shit Americans, like to practice walking before going to Europe. Gives good advice on shit to see, how to interact with the locals, travel deals etc.
there are many food centric shows that have been uploaded to youtube
keith floyd is a 90s british travel food host, but it often has segments where he does some cooking. you might know him from viral video of "the gay king" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVHbWHGVYaU
but he has series like floyd in spain, floyd in italy, floyd in uk and ireland, floyd around the med i see episodes on youtube just looking now
the style of travel food show in uk maybe he wasnt the first but the subsequent ones are much similar. rick stein is the main example i can think of.
going from british tv shows uploaded to youtube. if you like wilderness travel there is ray mears, a lot of his shows are up.
but then if it is moving more into the sighsee territory, there are a lot of seemingly independent (or state propaganda) showing bushcraft/camping/rural farm life(like in china or azerbaijan, or that dutch guy rebuilding an italian alps stone shack)
maybe
there is a lot of variety that could never be totally covered and always has an audience
sharing good tasting food, strange food for the audience, or reveling in self degrading junk food are all options
buying food from nice restaurants/cheap food/street food/eating at locals homes/markets
how food is obtained and prepared in all those different settings
the host can try to cook these things themselves or be taught also.
there are endless traditional dishes but always new trendy things that appear.
i have seen popular videos on youtube that had all of those various topics
tony robinson walking through history is another boomer show(well they all are if they are not vlogs). baldrick actor from black adder walks in uk in a historically specific themed discussion
this channel https://www.youtube.com/@JOURNEYS7/videos
has boomer bbc travel shows
great asian railway journeys
great australian railwy journeys
treasures of the indus
worlds busiest railways
the greek islands with julia bradbury
more julia bradbury stuff like australia or iceland
landscape mysteries (like ancient irish/british stuff)
Portillo's Hawks and Doves (more ireland+Uk like ireland independence strife)
Portillo's Empire - like british india
more one off Portillo episodes about uk like state secrets
Indian Hill Railways
stephen fry in america
great canal journeys (i think its only uk canals)
railways of the great war
WALK - costal path England
full circle with michael palin
some one of cruise shows with jane macdonald
sahara with michael palin
pole to pole with michael palin
tracks of an empire with john sargent
rhythms of india - music centric show
Gabriel Traveler or
Seven Wanders the World , dude is literally seven feet tall
Wolter's World. Not pretentious or an instagram thot. Just a fat ugly tub of shit American who actually gives good advice to other fat ugly tub of shit Americans, like to practice walking before going to Europe. Gives good advice on shit to see, how to interact with the locals, travel deals etc.
Lmfaoooo
Spot on post
>like to practice walking before going to Europe
Do Amerilards actually?
there are many food centric shows that have been uploaded to youtube
keith floyd is a 90s british travel food host, but it often has segments where he does some cooking. you might know him from viral video of "the gay king" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVHbWHGVYaU
but he has series like floyd in spain, floyd in italy, floyd in uk and ireland, floyd around the med i see episodes on youtube just looking now
the style of travel food show in uk maybe he wasnt the first but the subsequent ones are much similar. rick stein is the main example i can think of.
going from british tv shows uploaded to youtube. if you like wilderness travel there is ray mears, a lot of his shows are up.
but then if it is moving more into the sighsee territory, there are a lot of seemingly independent (or state propaganda) showing bushcraft/camping/rural farm life(like in china or azerbaijan, or that dutch guy rebuilding an italian alps stone shack)
Are food-focused shows the most sustainable niche of YouTube travel vlogs?
maybe
there is a lot of variety that could never be totally covered and always has an audience
sharing good tasting food, strange food for the audience, or reveling in self degrading junk food are all options
buying food from nice restaurants/cheap food/street food/eating at locals homes/markets
how food is obtained and prepared in all those different settings
the host can try to cook these things themselves or be taught also.
there are endless traditional dishes but always new trendy things that appear.
i have seen popular videos on youtube that had all of those various topics
tony robinson walking through history is another boomer show(well they all are if they are not vlogs). baldrick actor from black adder walks in uk in a historically specific themed discussion
this channel https://www.youtube.com/@JOURNEYS7/videos
has boomer bbc travel shows
great asian railway journeys
great australian railwy journeys
treasures of the indus
worlds busiest railways
the greek islands with julia bradbury
more julia bradbury stuff like australia or iceland
landscape mysteries (like ancient irish/british stuff)
Portillo's Hawks and Doves (more ireland+Uk like ireland independence strife)
Portillo's Empire - like british india
more one off Portillo episodes about uk like state secrets
Indian Hill Railways
stephen fry in america
great canal journeys (i think its only uk canals)
railways of the great war
WALK - costal path England
full circle with michael palin
some one of cruise shows with jane macdonald
sahara with michael palin
pole to pole with michael palin
tracks of an empire with john sargent
rhythms of india - music centric show
how is Eli from Russia?
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