Creating travel and tourism videos with AI tools has become more accessible than ever, allowing creators to produce professional-quality content without extensive technical skills or expensive equipment. AI video generators streamline the entire process—from scriptwriting and voiceovers to editing and final production—while offering customization options tailored to travel content. These tools leverage automation to transform text descriptions, images, or raw footage into polished videos, making them ideal for travel vloggers, agencies, and businesses looking to showcase destinations, share experiences, or promote services.

Key takeaways from the available tools and methods:

• Automated script and storyboard generation: AI platforms like Steve.AI and Shai Creative can generate scripts or storyboards based on travel descriptions, reducing pre-production time ^[1][9].
• Text-to-video conversion: Tools such as Fliki, BigMotion, and Canva’s AI Video Generator transform written travel narratives into fully edited videos with visuals, voiceovers, and music ^[2][3][6].
• Faceless video creation: Platforms like InVideo and Revid AI enable creators to produce travel content without appearing on camera, using AI-generated visuals, stock footage, and synthetic voiceovers ^[2][4][5].
• Quick customization and sharing: Most tools offer drag-and-drop editors, template libraries, and one-click export options, allowing users to tailor videos for platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or travel websites ^[1][7][10].

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating AI-Generated Travel Videos

Choosing the Right AI Tool for Your Needs

Selecting the appropriate AI video generator depends on your goals, technical comfort, and the type of travel content you want to create. Different tools specialize in various aspects of video production, from fully automated text-to-video solutions to platforms that assist with specific stages like editing or pre-production.

For beginners or quick content creation, tools like Canva’s AI Video Generator and Fliki are ideal, as they require minimal input—just a text prompt or script—to produce a complete video. Canva integrates Google’s Veo-3 AI to generate synchronized visuals and audio, while Fliki offers natural-sounding AI voiceovers and auto-captioning ^[2][6]. These platforms are particularly useful for:

• Creating short-form travel clips (e.g., Instagram Reels or TikTok videos).
• Generating promotional content for travel agencies or tour operators.
• Producing faceless videos with stock footage and AI narration.

For advanced customization and professional-quality videos, tools like Steve.AI, BigMotion, and Revid AI provide more control over the final output. Steve.AI, for example, offers over 300 animations and customizable templates, making it suitable for destination guides, vlogs, or travel tips ^[1]. BigMotion’s AI tailors videos to specific travel experiences, automatically selecting visuals and effects based on user descriptions ^[3]. Revid AI stands out for its ability to analyze uploaded images/videos, select the best moments, and enhance quality with AI-driven edits ^[5]. These tools are best for:

• Travel bloggers who want to showcase personal trips with a polished, cinematic feel.
• Businesses creating branded content, such as hotel promotions or tour packages.
• Users who need high-resolution outputs (up to 4K) for professional use.

For pre-production planning, Shai Creative offers AI-powered storyboarding and shot-list generation, helping creators visualize their travel videos before filming. This is especially valuable for marketing agencies or content teams managing multiple projects ^[9]. Meanwhile, VideoTour.ai specializes in transforming static photos into dynamic video tours, making it a niche but powerful option for real estate, hospitality, and tourism businesses ^[8].

Step-by-Step Workflow for Creating a Travel Video with AI

Once you’ve selected a tool, follow this structured approach to produce a travel video efficiently. The process can be broken down into five key stages: planning, script/description input, AI generation, customization, and export/sharing.

1. Planning and Research

Before using AI tools, define your video’s purpose and audience. For example:

• Are you creating a destination guide (e.g., "Top 10 Things to Do in Bali")?
• Is it a personal travel vlog documenting your experiences?
• Or a promotional video for a travel agency or hotel?

Conduct market research to identify trending travel topics. Tools like VidiQ (mentioned in ^[4]) can help analyze YouTube trends, while platforms like Google Trends or YouTube’s search suggestions provide insights into popular queries. For instance, Julian Sage’s tutorial emphasizes researching high-demand topics like "hidden gems in [destination]" or "budget travel tips" to maximize views ^[2].

1. Script or Description Input

Most AI video tools require a text input to generate content. This can be:

• A detailed script (e.g., for Steve.AI or Fliki).
• A brief description of your travel experience (e.g., for BigMotion or Canva).
• A list of key points (e.g., "Showcase the Eiffel Tower at sunset, include nearby cafes, and add a voiceover about its history").

For faceless videos, tools like ChatGPT can help draft scripts based on prompts. For example, you could ask: "Write a 2-minute script for a YouTube video about the best street food in Bangkok, including a hook, three key dishes, and a call-to-action to subscribe." ^[2]

1. AI Generation and Initial Output

After inputting your text, the AI will generate a first draft of your video. This typically includes:

• Automated visuals: Stock footage, animations, or user-uploaded images/videos (e.g., Revid AI selects the best clips from your uploads) ^[5].
• AI voiceovers: Synthetic but natural-sounding narration (e.g., Fliki offers multiple voice options) ^[2].
• Background music: Royalty-free tracks synchronized to the video’s pace (e.g., InVideo’s music library) ^[2].
• Captions and text overlays: Auto-generated for accessibility and engagement ^[6].

For example, BigMotion’s AI creates a complete travel video in three steps:

1. Describe your trip (e.g., "A week in Kyoto during cherry blossom season").
2. Let the AI generate visuals, transitions, and effects.
3. Preview and download the final video ^[3].

1. Customization and Editing

While AI generates a draft, customization ensures your video aligns with your brand or style. Most platforms offer:

• Template selection: Choose from travel-specific templates (e.g., Steve.AI’s "Destination Guide" or "Travel Vlog" options) ^[1].
• Drag-and-drop editing: Adjust scenes, trim clips, or rearrange sequences (e.g., Canva’s editor) ^[6].
• Branding elements: Add logos, color schemes, or fonts (e.g., Visla for travel agencies) ^[7].
• AI enhancements: Use features like background removal (Canva) or smart cropping (Revid AI) to refine visuals ^[5][6].

For faceless travel channels, tools like InVideo allow you to:

• Replace AI-generated visuals with stock footage from libraries like Pexels or Pixabay.
• Add dynamic text animations to highlight key points.
• Include call-to-action overlays (e.g., "Book your trip now!") ^[2][4].

1. Export and Sharing

Once satisfied with the edits, export your video in the desired format. Most tools support:

• Multiple resolutions: Up to 4K for high-quality outputs (e.g., Revid AI) ^[5].
• Direct sharing: Upload to YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook from the platform (e.g., VideoTour.ai) ^[8].
• Download options: MP4 files for offline use or further editing in software like Premiere Pro.

For travel websites, tools like FlexClip (mentioned in ^[10]) recommend:

• Keeping videos under 3 minutes for higher engagement.
• Adding a clear call-to-action (e.g., "Visit our website to book").
• Optimizing for mobile viewing with vertical or square formats.