When you think about Japan, you rarely think about caldera lakes, wildlife, Indigenous culture, sulphrous steam vents, and rivers made for kayaking. This is a look at my 9 days in Far East Hokkaido.
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👉 Planning a trip to Hokkaido? Here's a link to my 9 day itinerary on my blog:
9 DAY FAR EAST HOKKAIDO ITINERARY – ADVENTURE, WILDLIFE, AND THE AINU
goingawesomeplaces.com/9-day-far-east-hokkaido-itinerary/
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Come explore the beauty of this region with me and my small family. What do you think of this format? I normally don't share much personal stuff and think I'm awkward on camera!
In this travel vlog, where we take you on a journey through the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a region that is often described as the romantic heart of Germany.
From the moment the video starts, you’ll be captivated by the majestic panorama of the Rhine River meandering through steep vineyard-covered hills dotted with ancient castles and charming villages.
Rhine Valley is a valley between the cities of Aachen and Bonn in the west of the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Europe and has been protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Rhine Valley is a popular tourist destination, and the number of tourists visiting the Rhine Valley has increased greatly, reaching millions of tourists.
The number of overnight stays has also increased. In recent years, the number of tourists visiting the Rhine Valley has been surpassed only by the number of German tourists visiting Italy and Austria. The valley has become a popular tourist destination, especially for German tourists.
Many castles are located on the Rhine River and its tributaries, including Marksburg, Rheinfels, Stahleck, Burg Rheinstein, and others. Also, there are many ways to see the castles: by bike, on foot, by boat, and even by hot air balloon. Many guided tours take tourists from one castle to the next.
You look like a natural YouTuber... not awkward at all!
I like the in-video labels on things that you mention. One suggestion would be a map (or minimap) at new destinations to show the viewer where the area is located.
Have you found any changes to the YouTube algorithm over the past few year?