Banff without a car: Samuel and Audrey's bus-by-bus guide finds its readers

Route 8X to Lake Louise, the Lake Connector to Moraine Lake and a free gondola bus ride fill the 18-day-old video that keeps the Canadian couple's channel company.

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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.

Can You Visit Banff Without a Car? Here’s What Actually Works

"Can You Visit Banff Without a Car? Here's What Actually Works" answers its own question early: mostly yes. Samuel and Audrey, the Canadian couple who met in South Korea and now split their lives between Argentina and the Rockies, walk through the buses one by one, from the airport shuttles out of Calgary to Roam's Route 8X to Lake Louise. Moraine Lake gets its own warning. Private cars are not allowed there anyway, so the only way in is the reservable pass that includes the Parks Canada connector, and a walk-up seat on the bus will not get you there.

It has a companion. Their Banff tips for first-time visitors, posted a week earlier, is drawing slightly more viewers each day, and it opens with the point the couple clearly wants every planner to hear: Banff the town is not Banff the national park. Between them, the two videos read like a small course in visiting the Rockies, which fits a channel that promises detailed itineraries for BC and Alberta.

The third video getting attention comes from the other half of their world. A three-month-old guide to Puerto Madryn, the Patagonian port that serves as the gateway to Península Valdés, keeps finding viewers, with its Welsh settler history, its seafood and its overnight bus arrival.

Nothing new went up over the week, and the channel ran slower than usual, with subscribers holding at 437,000. Among the travel channels around its size, Chris Howett had the big week, while em and SteveMarsh also stayed busy. Samuel and Audrey's quieter shelf belongs to people planning a trip: a bus timetable is not something anyone watches for fun, and these two are still being watched.

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