Pakistani travel Vloggers Kamran Ali, ‘Kamran on Bike’, and Abrar Hassan, ‘WildLens by Abrar—having millions of followers—are on an Africa tour after exploring different cultures and societies of different continents, countries, cities, towns, and villages.
Abrar Hassan, a travel vlogger riding around the world on his motorbike operates his YouTube channel. He has 1.53 million on his YouTube channel. Abrar hails from Nankana Sahib.
He became famous on social media platforms after his vlogs to Israel and Palestine including Jerusalem went viral. After that, he completed a Middle East tour and prior to this, he completed a motorbike journey from Nanakana Sahib to Saudi Arabia.
He told Arab News: “There are probably some feelings you can’t describe in words … So, everything has been surreal for me, and I absolutely loved every single moment of it.”
Kamran Ali runs his YouTube Page and Facebook page with the title Kamran on Bike. He has 350,400 subscribers on YouTube. Kamran hails from Layyah.
Kamran Ali became famous for his vlogs from Latin American countries.
Both have unique styles of narrating the cultures of the people from respective countries and their ‘humility’ towards local people.
Everyone wants to roam the world. But only some can complete the daring dream. Both of these Pakistani vloggers are caching their dreams to travel around the world.
Why Africa tour?
Abrar Hassan after completing his India tour, grew his fan base in a month-long trip from the Southern state of Kerala to the northern state of Punjab. He landed with hopes of exploring the people and local culture of India and entered Lahore leaving India behind via the Attari-Wagah border at the Lahore-Amritsar border crossing.
Abrar has now been on the Africa tour wherein he landed in Kenya and explored Nairobi, the wildlife of Africa, and Mombasa. He has a plan to reach South Africa on his motorbike.
Africa is one such untapped continent for vloggers where now filmmakers, video makers, and travelogues are exploring towns and cities of the African continent to get some new content other than the mainstream European countries visit.
Even in European cities, there is a growing trend to visit the places other than the most visited places of respective cities to control overtourism.
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