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His content consists of him exploring around the world. He has travelled to a lot of countries to visit them and does plenty of vlogging in the videos. He usually visits countries that are depicted in a negative way by the media to show the positive and "human" side of such countries. He has visited many countries, notably lesser-visited countries like North Korea, Bangladesh, Venezuela, Somalia, South Sudan, Haiti, Pakistan, Iraq, Brazil, Lebanon, and more.

History [ ]

Nick launched his channel on April 11, 2016, and started uploading on August 25, 2016. He uploaded the video NEW ZEALAND TO ASIA | The Start of Something to denote that he has travelled from his home country, New Zealand, to Asia, to debut his travel vlogging videos. He has initially travelled to South East Asian countries first like Vietnam and Cambodia, then continued his journey around the world.

• He often classify himself as a Kiwi , a self-reference used by New Zealanders to describe themselves.
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Nick Fisher (Indigo Traveller)

By: Author Naveen Reddy

Posted on Published: December 12, 2023

Nick is a popular traveller and YouTuber.

He has 1.94M subscribers on his YouTube channel, ‘Indigo Traveller.’

Introduction-

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.

Love for travelling-

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.

Education & career-

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.

Juggling jobs & travelling-

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 both his jobs and travelling and so, he wanted to find a job compatible with travelling.

So, at that time, he decided to do either travel blogging or vlogging.

Quitting his jobs to become a YouTuber-

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-time YouTuber.

On 11 April 2016, he started his YouTube channel by the name Indigo Traveller .

Initially, he flew to Bangkok and then to Hanoi, Vietnam and in Vietnam, he started seriously working on his YouTube channel.

Then, Nick travelled to Cambodia, Singapore, India, Hungary and continued travelling to many other countries.

His inspirations & travelling to off the beaten destinations-

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 starting his YouTube channel in 2016, Nick observed that there weren’t many videos of the off the beaten countries on YouTube and so he decided to make videos on them and chose this as his niche.

So, he travelled to countries like Ukraine (Chernobyl), North Korea, Afghanistan, Somalia, Venezuela, Yemen, etc.

Kurt Caz and Peter Santenello are other travel YouTubers who focus on off the beaten destinations.

A successful YouTuber-

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-1DX Mark II cameras.

Partnering with UNICEF-

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 Mystery and helped raise thousands of dollars.

Nick also did fundraising campaigns for Haiti, Bangladesh, Venezuela, Ukraine, etc.

A lot of countries-

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 used to stay in cheap hostels but later, as he started becoming popular, he started receiving invites from many nationals through Instagram direct messages and emails.

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.

Personal life-

Nick hasn’t revealed much about his personal life except in one of his 2019 YouTube videos that he has a girlfriend, Barbara.

Some interesting facts about Nick Fisher-

• In addition to exploring a lot of countries, Nick has also explored some oceans.
• Rajasthan and Varanasi are his favourite places in India.
• Nick was nominated in travel for the 12 th Annual Shorty Awards.
• Thailand is his most favourite country and he loves Lebanese food.

So, how are you inspired by the success story of Nick Fisher?

Share with me in the comment section below.

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About author.

Hello folks, I'm Naveen Reddy. I love writing the inspiring success stories of people so as to inspire you. Enjoy the well-researched, thorough articles! Every article takes many days of effort; so, why not pay it forward by sharing them and spreading positivity.

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jamal miguel

Tuesday 15th of November 2022

thank you for that post, keep up the good work. greeting from spain

Naveen Reddy

Hi Jamal, thank you for your appreciation.

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Celebrating the Courageous Journeys of Indigo Traveller

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.

Nick’s odyssey began as an ex-horticultural apprentice, a far cry from the daring voyages that would later define his life’s work. His journey is not just about traversing lands but also about traversing perceptions, bringing to light the human stories that often remain shrouded behind headlines. With his camera as his compass and empathy as his guide, Nick’s YouTube channel, boasting 1.87 million subscribers, invites us to see the world through a lens unmarred by prejudice.

His travelogues are more than mere escapades; they are a testament to the spirit of human resilience and kindness in places deemed perilous or impoverished. From the bustling streets of Iran to the resilient communities of Venezuela, Nick’s videos do more than entertain; they educate and inspire. His gripping content, such as the viral “1 DAY as a TOURIST in SOMALIA,” watched over 2.25 million times, underscores his knack for storytelling that captivates and challenges simultaneously.

Nick’s valiant response to an unexpected shootout during his 2020 tour in Tripoli, Lebanon, only amplifies the authenticity and urgency of his mission. Now based in Hungary, he continues to shatter stereotypes, one journey at a time, partnering with organizations like UNICEF to make a tangible impact.

To the CherryCoBiz community, I say let’s take a leaf out of Indigo Traveller’s book. Let’s approach our holistic health and wellness mission with the same curiosity and courage that Nick brings to his travels. Let’s support and celebrate his work, for in his reflection of the world’s many faces, we find our own humanity echoed.

Indigo Traveller’s bold adventures remind us of the transformative power of travel and storytelling. As we embark on our own journeys of growth and wellness, let’s channel that same intrepid spirit to explore, understand, and ultimately, thrive.

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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. He was in Pakistan when it became obvious that Covid-19 was serious, and so he returned to Hungary to bunker down.

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Indigo Traveller

Nick Fisher , better known as Indigo Traveller is a New Zealand Youtuber who tours different parts of the world. He is best known for his videos showing the real lives of regular people in countries that are often misunderstood.

Why He's Amazing

• In North Korea, he shows the daily life of Pyongyang's citizens, and shows what it's like for the country's elite.
• In Afghanistan, he gets to visit places such as villages, and a theme park where one of the locals says how the people just want peace.
• In Venezuela, he shows the effects of the current government on the living conditions, crime, shopping, and transportation.
• He has donated to many charities to help children in some of these countries.
• The scene where we see a little impoverished boy in Afghanistan tearfully running to sell eggs to him while he is in a truck is very sad and heart-wrenching.
• In one video, he helped make soup in a kitchen to give to Venezuelan children.
• He shows the side of Somalia at a beach where everyone is having fun and how not everybody is worried and scared.
• Besides these videos, he even shows different sights of other countries and even strange things he finds.
• He often interviews locals to get their opinion on their countries.

The Only Bad Quality

• Some videos have clickbait-like titles.

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Jordanian filmmaker Joe Hattab produces stunning documentary-style travel videos that offer insight into the wonders and distinctiveness of each country he visits. His YouTube channel currently has a staggering eleven million subscribers. His videos are brief, usually between 10-20 minutes long, and he tells stories in a captivating and interactive format. Although Hattab speaks Arabic in the majority of his videos, he also includes captions in English, Spanish, Indonesian, French, German and Turkish. His videos are not only entertaining and visually appealing but also quite educational, as he provides viewers with stories and perspectives from countries that are rarely portrayed positively in mainstream media.

He’s also known for telling unusual stories about the places he visits, such as The Giants of Egypt , The Land of No Men , the Hallucinogen Honey Hunters and even a video showcasing the rare animals of the Galapagos Islands. Some of the countries he has visited include Mexico, Kurdistan, Uganda, Denmark, The Philippines, Japan and Ecuador

• Rick Steves’ Europe

Rick Steves, an author and television personality with four decades of travel experience, is known as America’s most respected authority on European travel. His videos aim to encourage people to have fun, culturally diverse travel experiences and visit less-touristy destinations. He provides insight into Europe’s top destinations , history, art, food and culture, and also shares tips to help travelers have a smarter and happier trip.

His channel also features a “Why We Travel” series where he discusses the various reasons humans travel, such as understanding history and culture and appreciating those who came before us. From the highlands of Scotland to the Swiss Alps, Rick takes viewers on a remarkable and enthralling visual tour of Europe. Aside from Europe, he has informative videos and travel guides on Cuba , Iran  and Egypt .

This channel is run by Maryjane Byarm, a self-described nomad who left America at the age of 19 to travel the world. She has traveled to 116 different countries, including Kyrgyzstan, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, Laos, China, Macedonia, India, Lichtenstein and Belize. She creates incredible documentary-style videos and vlogs about her travels.

She recently visited Afghanistan and showed the beauty and hospitality of the people there in a way that is not usually portrayed in Western media. She also visited the tomb of Seth, Adam and Eve’s son, and had her photo taken by one of the country’s most famous photographers, who has never been allowed to photograph women in his 50-year career.

Cool Vision  

This channel differs from the others in that their videos provide a detailed overview of the various cities and countries they visit. They typically begin with breathtaking aerial views of landscapes as well as brief geographical and historical information. The videos show outstanding architectural marvels and mundane sights from everyday life. Additionally, they highlight popular tourist attractions and local cuisines. They also conduct street interviews with locals to gain insight into what life is truly like, asking them questions about what they like and dislike about living in these places.  

Yerevan (Armenia), Guangzhou (China), Zanzibar (Tanzania), Batumi (Georgia), Tashkent (Uzbekistan), New York (United States) and Busan (South Korea) are among the places showcased on the channel.  

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Indigo Traveller’s Nick Fisher aspires to “travel to misunderstood areas of the world in order to reveal the human side of what we read in the news.” He has been to North Korea, Ukraine, Libya, Nigeria, Sudan, Haiti and Brazil in order to raise awareness about what life is like in these countries. His videos are about a half-hour long and feature unfiltered conversations with the local people.

He also usually gives a brief but comprehensive overview of the country and its current situation, and he talks to locals and listens to their stories. His videos provide firsthand information about daily life in these countries while also highlighting the spirit of the people.  

Blackman Da Traveller  

Amir, the man behind Blackman Da Traveller , is a British travel vlogger whose goal is to inspire people to travel in a backpacking style. He travels to less-visited areas to learn about new cultures and integrate into new communities. When he travels to popular countries, he visits lesser-known cities and towns and interacts with the people in a refreshing and authentic manner, all while respecting local customs and traditions. His confident and daring personality has led to an endless number of experiences in the most unlikely of places. His titles are consistently memorable, including videos such as “village life day1 why are you here” and “Avoid These Kids In Jhelum Pakistan – (Leave Me Alone Please ).”

His journeys are spontaneous, as evidenced by this video where he took a random train in Estonia to the Russian border. He has traveled to Bolivia, India, Argentina, Vietnam, Pakistan, Serbia and Sweden, as well as the United States (Ingelwood, Los Angeles and Harlem, NYC), just to name a few.

• Eva zu Beck

Zu Beck began her channel with a tour of the best sights in Wroclaw, Poland and has since traveled to 60 countries, including Pakistan, where she lived for over a year. Her evident fearlessness combined with her storytelling skills makes for an enjoyable viewing experience. During her travels, she has had a variety of interesting experiences, including being detained at the American border, living in the mountains of Ukraine, horseback riding alone in Mongolia and cycling across Poland using only paper maps.

She has been to places such as Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Armenia, the Scottish Isles and the breathtaking Socotra Island in Yemen. She is currently driving through the Americas in a Land Rover Defender which has been converted to an off-road expedition truck

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IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers on New Business Class, Loyalty and Becoming a ‘Global Aviation Player’

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IndiGo, a low-cost carrier known for its no-frills approach, is ambitiously venturing into what seems like long-haul flights and introducing business-class seats. The move aims to target a new generation of travelers while adapting to India's evolving aviation market.

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IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers told Skift that the airline’s new business class product would stay faithful to the IndiGo brand and that it’s the right time for an “IndiGo-like product” to serve the next wave of Indian air travelers.

“We now have a whole generation coming up that has never flown business class. Similarly, years ago there was a whole generation in India, that’d never taken a plane, who then became our first-time fliers,” Elbers said.

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Elbers noted that as India, its economy and the consumers are changing rapidly, IndiGo is building an approach to address those changing customer needs.

In the latest of our Leaders of Travel: Skift C-Suite Series , we sit down with Elbers to find out his plans of turning IndiGo from what he calls a “domestic giant” into a “global aviation player.”

Growth and Indian Economy

Skift: How dependent is IndiGo’s expansion on the India story? If the economy disappoints contrary to the current expectations, can your expansion plan still succeed?

India is largely underserved in terms of number of planes and seats per capita. If the economic growth slows down, aviation will still grow, perhaps at a different percentage, as long as infrastructure and airports continue to be built. With our leases we have very good flexibility and almost continuous evaluation of what our capacity should be.

We have a continuous influx of planes, more than one per week for the next decade. However, our net fleet depends on how many planes we flush out. When supply chain challenges began a year and a half ago, which grounded some planes, we managed to maintain our capacity as promised. Through a whole range of mitigating measures, we’ve been able to deal with external circumstances to keep our growth in place, it can also be the other way around if circumstances so dictate.

Middle Eastern Carrier Alliance?

You have a domestic market share of over 60%. However, international operation is a totally different beast. Would you ever consider an alliance with a Middle Eastern carrier?

Internationally, the accumulative share of Indian carriers is significantly lower than the share of foreign carriers and clearly given the fact that the market is in India itself, that’s a bit odd. We are starting to build on getting our share in those markets and a lot of the recent initiatives are helping us regain that.

When it comes to alliances and partnerships, we work with 7 foreign airlines. This gives them access to the market in India and it gives us an opportunity to create brand awareness and get additional passengers. For partnerships and collaborations, we have a pragmatic approach. I’m not ruling out anything, depending on how the business proposition would look like for both parties.

Open Skies vs. Protectionism

What is your take on open skies vs protectionism?

The open skies agreement between the U.S. and Europe took years to establish. The Europe-U.S. example is a good one because these markets were mature and well developed. Both these markets had grown to a certain stage and airlines on both sides were ready to take the next step in development.

So, when open skies was announced, it was helpful to start creating stronger alliances and joint ventures. In general, one would try to create a regulatory framework serving the needs of the customers and the airlines. For India, it will evolve over time, depending on the time and markets. When an open-skies offers opportunities for both sides, why not? But when that’s not so, you’d probably need a more tailor made and fine-tuned approach.

Multiple-Hub Risk?

At KLM, you had one hub to work with (Amsterdam). IndiGo has multiple hubs. Is there a risk that IndiGo won’t be able to build one good hub, because it has to spread its planes across multiple hubs?

A country of the size of India and its population would justify multiple hubs. IndiGo serves different markets from different hubs: when we started Nairobi flights, we did it out of Mumbai and when we started flying to Central Asia, we did it out of Delhi. The geographical size of India is a fantastic opportunity for us.

But yes, we need a lot of planes for that. And that’s precisely why we ordered so many aircraft. We are building a future network – more complex and much more exciting than what we had. We start to add the XLRs from next year, which means we can reach the shores of Europe, we can reach further into Asia and when the A350s come in, we can reach many corners of the world from any city in India.

An IndiGo Loyalty Program

You’d earlier mentioned about a loyalty program . When you do develop it, will it be optimized for short-haul travelers, or will you make it more appealing to long-haul passengers?

Last year we announced that we will enhance our loyalty program The existing Ka Ching Card is more like a co-branded credit card than really a loyalty program. Clearly the loyalty program is something that should be part of our building blocks, we’ll reveal more when we have something tangible to announce.

Our network today is domestic heavy, this won’t change in the short term. I think we have a wonderful opportunity in the international regional routes and longer regional flying where we have many customers. This combined with that heavy domestic network are interesting for our customers and potentially also for that loyalty program.

Configuration for Widebodies

The current configuration on the B777 that you’ve wet leased from Turkish has 500 economy seats and about 7 business class seats. Will you be using a similar cabin configuration for the brand new A350s?

We have not yet decided on the exact configuration. We expect delivery in 2027, so we have time to decide that.

The New Delhi Airport

What are your thoughts on the new Jewar airport near Delhi? A welcome addition?

Definitely! We live in the most populous nation on planet Earth, what’s soon to be the third largest economy in the world and then among the top 20 airports of the world we have just one — Delhi.

Paris, London, Shanghai, New York, Sao Paulo, Tokyo all have two or more airports as a result of the demand in these cities. In India, we got a second airport in Goa last year, which of course is much smaller than Delhi and Mumbai. This second Goa airport hardly took away any traffic from the existing airport. Jewar is surely a welcome addition. It will help develop the system even better.

The interview has been edited for clarity and length.

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Photo credit: IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers talks to Skift about steering the airline into a global aviation player. Indigo

Indigo Imports

Indigo Imports , LIC is the main brokerage house in Arnakhish Subsector .

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Governance and organization [ edit ].

The company is very strongly matriarchal in character with the main driving force apparently coming from its owner, the mysterious Madam Chow .

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Indigo Imports is also part owner of the starport on Suakan.

History and background [ edit ]

It has been alleged that some of the cargoes they are supposed to sell for the independent traders end up in the Indigo warehouses where they are kept until the market for the items has improved and the differences pocketed. These rumors have been investigated by the local Ministry of Commerce branches and found them to have no basis in fact. Despite the investigation there are a constantly expanding number of new tales doing the rounds of the starship bars and dives.

Worlds and sectors [ edit ]

It is headquartered on Suakan ( Dagudashaag 2410).

World Listing [ edit ]

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