Hello, I'm Ben, I created this video whilst on holiday in Egypt with my wife.
👉 I'd love to get some feedback so I can develop my skills and ideas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2un1pKt45ak
I've always enjoyed creative projects and before Covid I filmed and edited my second Egypt holiday video. For me, it was fun to create - I love music, and so when creating the video I tried to find a suitable song which represents the destination, and our time in the magnificent holiday resort in Hurghada.
It got me thinking that most of the popular travel vloggers have created a channel based around their personality, and guide you through their videos talking to camera, often in a documentary style.
My video is completely different, and I simply used interesting visuals, edited as best I could, and it almost feels like a music video. I wanted to get some feedback on this, not only because I'm curious, but because I would love to create more travel videos in the future, so I welcome feedba...
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Hi there! I'm not sure about "less famous" places - but the first thought that comes to mind is that road tripping with a van or RV across the country to visit many of the national parks has become really popular. It's pretty sustainable as it's using an automobile instead of flying somewhere, it's staying local, it's visiting natural areas and getting people away from the major cities, etc.
If your definition of Sustainability includes accessibility and inclusivity, I would recommend Mesa Arizona for instance! A lot of other places across the US are focusing on making themselves more open to tourists of all abilities and it certainly generates growth. I could mention others if you are interested but if you have a focus only on environmental sustainability I don't want to pollute the discussion too much :)
I think Bentonville Arkansas is going to attract many more visitors in the future. They have been investing heavily in outdoor recreation infrastructure and many events are being produced there. Not exactly sustainability but car-free entertainment!
There are some resort towns that have gone 100% renewable on the energy they tap from the grid. They include Burlington, VT and Aspen, CO. That said they already enjoy significant visitation. Worth checking out the others though including - Greensburg, Kansas; Kodiak, Alaska; and Rock Port, Missouri.
Hi - the more remote places, and adventure tourism, such as bicycling and hiking vacations are seeing an increase, across the board.
I just got back from Universal Studios in Orlando, Fl. 3 days at a Travel convention and 2 days in the park. We had a great time and no issues with Travel. We wore masks and have had our vaccines. Everyone from fellow T/A to fellow Travelers were all having a great time! Social Distancing with characters for pictures and a lot of super-imposing people into pictures. Very nicely implemented and didn't feel like it was a low season at all, things are getting back to normal!! :)
Utah has been extremely popular for families recently! We made a whole blog about it. Looks like parents are looking for more unique, out-of-the-beaten path-type activities for kids.
gowhee.com/30-fun-things-to-do-in-utah-with-kids/