A group of travel creators including Harry Jaggard, Kieran Brown, Rob and Luke Damant, recently visited Karachi and their video has set off a wave of reactions online, with viewers praising the country’s hospitality.
The group filmed themselves navigating the busy, chaotic streets of Karachi dressed in full black-tie tuxedos.
Throughout the video, they are seen shaking hands, high-fiving and laughing with local residents, capturing the warmth and energy of the city in a way that clearly resonated with viewers.
They captioned the video, “This is your sign to go on that lads holiday to Pakistan.”
The internet responded enthusiastically.
One comment read, “Boys visit India, men visit Pakistan,” while another simply said, “Yooo, the gang is back in Pakistan.”
Others kept it lighter, with one viewer writing, “That CD 70 rev got me,” a nod to the iconic motorcycle sound that features in the video. Several others simply wrote “Welcome” with fire emojis, reflecting the pride many Pakistanis felt seeing their city portrayed positively on a global platform.
The Karachi visit is part of a broader trend of foreign creators speaking highly of Pakistan.
British vlogger Isaac Elam, who travelled across Islamabad, Lahore and the north, called it potentially his number one country and said, “I have never experienced hospitality like Pakistan.”
Traveller Kate Woodley, who has visited 55 countries, ranked Pakistan first on her list of top destinations for food, saying, “My favourite cuisine of all time? Pakistani. I haven’t had a bad meal in Pakistan.”
Jaggard himself, separately from the Karachi trip, rated Pakistani nihari 9.6 out of 10 during his food series, one of the highest scores he has given any dish globally.
