A six-week camper, a lap of Australia, and Josie's boho cottage on wheels
With nothing new posted, the full build of her first Australian home keeps finding viewers, 40 days after it went up.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
FULL VAN BUILD: My Whimsical Boho Tiny Cottage ✨ | Start to Finish
What does Josie's audience watch while she is away from the upload button? Mostly the camper. No new videos went up on Bus Off with Josie this week, and the one carrying the most momentum is the start-to-finish build of her first Australian home, "FULL VAN BUILD: My Whimsical Boho Tiny Cottage ✨ | Start to Finish."
The story behind it is pure Josie. She bought an old slide-on camper, dark and dated by her own description, and gave herself six weeks to turn it into a cottage-style home for a lap of Australia. There is a new kitchen, an L-shaped sofa, tiles, paint and curtains sewn in a single afternoon in a friend's sewing room. The description thanks Mike, the new partner her about text teases, for keeping up with every "impossible idea," and her mum, who ran the online shopping from the other side of the world. Josie admits the bus back in England took her three years, so six weeks was perhaps optimistic.
The English chapter has not gone quiet either. Her summer in Cornwall, with park-ups from Bude to the Minack Theatre and a geography slip she left in on purpose for viewers to find, is closing in on a million views. Her finished bus, a year old now, is past 1.2 million.
The channel had a slower week than usual, at a little over 100,000 views, with the subscriber count holding still. Among the travel channels nearest its size, Chris Howett and SteveMarsh are the ones having the big weeks, while Samuel and Audrey kept to their usual steady pace.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Bus Off with Josie right now
- Channel
- Bus Off with Josie
- Subscribers
- 393,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 103,989
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Bus Off with Josie's week looks in numbers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which legendary king is linked to Tintagel, one of the Cornish places Josie visits?
Tintagel has been tied to Arthurian legend since Geoffrey of Monmouth named it as the place where Arthur was conceived.




