Have you ever heard the term "everyone is a publisher?" Or maybe it was "anyone is a publisher." In either case it's true, and if you're a traveler, that's great new for you. Or maybe you're not a traveler, but you're highly interested in travel. It's still great news. The fact of the matter is that it's never been easier to make the movie of their own lives. And there have never been more people that are doing it. Digital cameras are cheap, durable, tiny, and can capture beautiful, high-definition images -- which has resulted in some of the most stunning and easily-accessible travel footage in history. In fact, it's resulted in a complete deluge of these videos. Understandably enough, it can be a little overwhelming trying to figure out where to find the best travel videos. It turns out that great resources are right in front of you -- ways that you can see videos made by real people doing real things, and not stock footage played to you by an travel agency or resort.

YouTube is a relatively obvious place to start looking for travel videos. Simply by searching the place in which you're interested, you are completely guaranteed to find a wealth of videos -- both long and short -- likely describing every and any aspect of whatever place it is you wish to visit. Whether you find snippets from travel shows like Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations, or a simple, hand-made video about street food in Mumbai, there are a ton of options, both big-budgeted and small, that can help you learn about your destination on YouTube.

Vimeo is another great resources, as it tends to specialize in more visually-interesting and high definition content. Vimeo is home to some of the most beautiful videos on all the Internet, and if you're looking to get a real taste of some of the most sweeping beauty and scenic delights that your destination has to offer, then Vimeo is a great place to go looking. Just like YouTube, it doesn't take more than a simple search for the name of your potential destination to turn up any number of videos to get you acquainted with just about any possible aspect of life.

Finally, Twitter is another wonderful option to find travel videos, many of which are completely up-to-the moment. You might find a slightly rougher selection, so to speak, as Twitter is more susceptible to cell phone footage and less professional video production and quality. It is,
however, a great way to get a very up-close and personal feel for the city and the people you might be visiting. What's more, is that you can get a feel for how things are going currently, as Twitter specializes in sharing information the very moment something happens. Whatever you choose, you can use a tool like www.BestVideoDownloader.com to save, share, and reference your favorite videos so that your travel decisions are as easy as can be.