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Indigo Traveller is the brand of New Zealand travel documentary filmmaker Nick Fisher. His travel films are posted to YouTube and features trips to North Korea, Mozambique, Iran, Iraq, Bangladesh, Israel, Turkey, South Africa, Ghana, Jamaica, Pakistan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Honduras, Argentina, Somalia, Libya, Peru, Kenya, Egypt, Afghanistan ...
- Introduction-
- Love For Travelling-
- Education & Career-
- Juggling Jobs & Travelling-
- Quitting His Jobs to Become A Youtuber-
- His Inspirations & Travelling to Off The Beaten Destinations-
- A Successful Youtuber-
- Partnering with UNICEF-
- A Lot of Countries-
- The Goal-
Nick Fisher was born in 1992 and he hails from Wānaka, New Zealand. His mother is a New Zealander and his father is English. For the initial nine years of his life, Nick grew up in Scotland and then, moved to New Zealand and here, he grew up riding bikes in the mountains.
Both his parents have been travellers and at a young age, Nick fell in love with travelling. While living in Scotland, he along with his family used to travel to France and Spain and after moving to New Zealand, they travelled to Australia. In his twenties, Nick started travelling to many countries across several continents and never looked back.
Nick didn’t attend college but did an apprenticeship in horticulture which led to a horticulture job and thanks to this job, he was able to save a lot of money which helped him to travel. After this job, he worked as a tour guide, a cave tour guide and a barista.
After saving up money by working in the horticulture job, Nick travelled across Australia, South East Asia and Eastern Europe for a couple of years. Then, he returned to Kaikōura, New Zealand to work as a tour guide and a barista and raise money for his further travels. Even while working here, Nick used to travel but found it difficult to manage b...
As at that time, Nick used to watch a lot of YouTube videos and was confident that he too could become a YouTuber, he decided to become a YouTuber. Also, as he was passionate about the filmmaking process, YouTube seemed a perfect fit for him. So, after working for about eight months as a tour guide and a barista, Nick quit his job and became a full...
While starting out on YouTube, Nick was greatly inspired by Casey Neistat and his vlogs. Travel YouTubers like Louis John Cole of FunForLouis and Ben Brown also inspired him. Inspired by these travel YouTubers, in 2017, he daily vlogged for a few months and even though it was difficult, it taught him many things about working on YouTube. While star...
As of December 2023, he has 1.94M subscribers on his ‘Indigo Traveller’ YouTube channel. And has 139K followers on Instagram. Nick earns through a variety of sources like advertisements on his YouTube videos, affiliate marketing, receiving sponsorships and he also accepts donations through Patreon and PayPal. He uses a Sony a7 III and a Canon EOS-1...
On 25 June 2019, Nick published a video titled- Inside Venezuela’s Biggest Slum (Extremely Dangerous) and in this video, he praised the charity work of UNICEF. Luckily, this video caught the attention of UNICEF and he got invited to work with them. Nick, with the help of UNICEF, published a series on YouTube by the name- Afghanistan – War Torn Myst...
Nick has visited to many countries namely, Haiti, Ukraine, Nigeria, Yemen, Libya, Honduras, Brazil, Lebanon, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Venezuela, Iraq, Iran, Kenya, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, South Africa, North Korea, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Lebanon, Bangladesh, Nepal, Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia, Cambodia, Morocco, India, etc. Initially, he...
In one of his interviews, Nick stated that the goal of his YouTube channel is to showcase the positivity of the countries and their citizens, especially of those countries which are usually depicted in a negative light.
Indigo Traveller (Nick Fisher) is a popular travel YouTuber with more than 1.9M subscribers.This video is his biography; this video explains how he made a su...
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Feb 7, 2024 · In a world brimming with untold stories and unexplored corners, one man, Nick Fisher, known as Indigo Traveller, charts a course through the globe’s most misunderstood regions. It’s about time we celebrate this valiant storyteller within the CherryCoBiz community.
Indigo Traveller. 437,336 likes · 1,108 talking about this. Videos from misunderstood and fascinating countries.
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Follow my adventures to lesser-known parts of the world, thank you for your time. Indigo: The act of skipping around barefoot with your head in the clouds.
Oct 4, 2020 · For the last few years travel vlogger Nick Fisher has based himself in Hungary and travelled the globe, shooting videos for his YouTube channel Indigo Traveller. The channel documents Nick's travels to what he says are "misunderstood parts of the planet" and has an impressive 784,000 subscribers.
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