The Wandering Traveler

Welcome to The Wandering Traveler — a travel channel dedicated to train journeys, cruise adventures, and scenic travel experiences around the world.

I share real-world travel videos focused on:

🚆 Train travel — Amtrak routes, onboard cabin tours, and scenic rail journeys
🚢 Cruise experiences — ship tours, itineraries, and daily cruise vlogs
🌍 Destinations & slow travel — cities, landscapes, and unforgettable routes
💡 Travel tips & insights — to help you plan smarter and travel better

From long-distance train rides across North America to cruises spanning multiple continents, this channel is about the journey as much as the destination.

Whether you’re a rail enthusiast, a cruise lover, or simply enjoy seeing the world from a different perspective, you’re in the right place.

📍 New videos and Shorts feature scenic views, honest experiences, travel inspiration, and practical advice.

👉 Subscribe and travel along — there’s always another journey ahead.

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The Wandering Traveler

Hi everyone, welcome to my new YouTube Community! Now you can post on my channel, too. To get started, tell me in a post what you'd like to see next on my channel.
Visit my Community: youtube.com/@EdwardTravels/community

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After 20 days at sea, Im starting to pack to go home 🏠

3 months ago | [YT] | 2

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Today we board the ship 🚢

1 year ago | [YT] | 0

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We took this cruise over the New Years Holiday. It was nice to be away from the cold and snow. The videos for this trip are just starting today. Enjoy

3 years ago | [YT] | 5

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People ask how I travel and the answer is Points. Many companies will offer travel points with their credit cards and then they have partner companies who also participate in the points program. These points add up quickly Here are examples of how I earn travel points.
Every time I go to Starbucks (which is a lot) I earn Delta Skymiles. When I use Uber, I earn Marriott Bonvoy points. Safeway also earns me
Alaska Airlines points. Long Distance train trips are often paid by points earned by using Amtrak for local trips around the Pacific Northwest. Deep dive into the Points programs and you’ll find that Reward Travel is the way to go!

Then the cruises - stick with your favorite Line and they offer their most loyal customers special private fares which are much lower than the published price and everynow and then they’ll reward their most loyal with a free cruise. Speaking of Free cruises, my friend Brenda likes to gamble and she earns a “free” cruise from spending in the casino. I’m too cheap for to spend in the casino. Next tip, when you book a cruise be prepared to follow the listed price of the cruise and if it goes down before you’ve made your final payment, call the Line and ask for a price readjustment to the new lower price. In May we’re doing a cruise that was originally $399 per person and the price is now $249, we called and got price reduction and now can spend that money on something else.

Happy Travels

3 years ago | [YT] | 3

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Have you ever taken an Alaska Cruise? 🚢

3 years ago | [YT] | 5

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Do you think our room on the Discovery Princess will look like this in the morning?