Did you know that YPT not only has a TikTok but that it’s bloody good? Well now you know, so if you are reading this we will expect a follow.
We are though of course not the only people on TikTok worth a follow, so after endless hours of doom scrolling we have put together the 11 best TikToks to follow in 2026. Some are part of the overall travel sphere, others are funny, while some are just plain weird.
All of these very much deserve a look, a check follow and dare we say even the odd like.
As always the list counts down to 1, with, despite stating the obvious, having to follow the account, or at the very least like it.
Now not all these TikToks are huge ones, for it would be easy to just suggest the ones with the most followers. Therefore some jewels in the rough on TikTok to follow have been thrown in for good measure.
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11) @rare_earth_expeditions
An account focused on unusual travel destinations and oddities around the world. Think abandoned amusement parks, forgotten towns, and spooky ruins. Great for dark tourism vibes.
10) @PaidToTravel
Another in-house one and also a newer YPT-friendly account. A TikTok set up to help people do their thing and love their dream if it pertains to getting paid to travel. Lots of info on digital nomading and being a travelling expat.
9) @lostleblanc
Christian LeBlanc’s travel content combines stunning landscapes, storytelling, and off-the-beaten-path destinations. Great for adventure seekers and nomads.
8) @storky_adventures
All about van life and road trips, showing remote places, camp spots, and how to actually live on the move. Very travel adventure-focused and proper gritty footage.
7) @tombirchy
A slightly controversial one as he does have opinions that many might find spicy. He also has 500K plus followers so must be doing something right. Very active channel about his business, life, and varied travel experiences.
6) @thebrolesstraveled
One of our regular travellers with Young Pioneer Tours who makes absolutely epic videos. Many of them from his travels with us. Extremely professionally done and 100K plus followers, which includes us.
5) @packslight
A travel nomad telling it like it is, but with humour. She focuses on real travel hacks, weird destinations, food, and survival travel tips that aren’t sugar coated.
4) @more.monaee
Focused entirely on dark tourism spots, weird histories, cemeteries, abandoned places, and unsettling destinations that most travel accounts ignore but YPT fans often love.
3) @funforlouis
Louis Cole’s feed is a classic. Day-to-day travel, random small towns, weird detours, and honest storytelling that never feels staged. A must-follow for real travel vibes.
2) @thestreetfoodguy
Yes I am The Street Food Guy, with this page set up to detail me getting paid to travel the world whilst drinking and eating. Not exactly high brow but infinitely entertaining and proper travel content.
1) @youngpioneertravel
Our main YPT feed that shows destinations we visit, the utter fun our groups have, and plenty of chaos, culture, adventure, and food content. If you want travel with a twist, this is the one to follow.
Bonus Round – @paulfromskegness
Not quite in the top 11 as for some reason he does not have all that many followers, but we love him. Mainly based around British travel, beer reviews, and weird snacks he finds on the road.
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