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Seven new uploads range from Faith Ward's game-day performance to perfume makers, embroiderers and a Cambodian gin butler.
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Dance With the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
The itinerary covered plenty. Condé Nast Traveler moved from an NFL field to Indian craft workshops, with stops for London's Silk Road food heritage and cocktail ingredients in Cambodia.
"Dance With the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders" was the week's most watched new upload, reaching roughly 25,000 views. A counted cue sends the squad onto the field with pom-poms before the formation tightens into synchronized high kicks and jump splits. A companion clip gives Kelli Finglass and Judy Trammell room for post-performance feedback.
Faith Ward's longer game-day film, posted in October, remains the channel's busiest individual video right now. It follows the work around the performance: early hair and makeup, rehearsals, locker-room preparation and dinner back at home. Dallas becomes a working day rather than simply a destination.
The newest Made In episode offers a different kind of precision. "How India's Ancient Crafts Are Still Made Today in Lucknow | Made In | Condé Nast Traveler" visits Pranav Kapoor of Pkapo for attar perfume-making in Kannauj, then House of Kotwara and Divani for chikankari and zardozi embroidery in Lucknow. Some garments take months to complete. Its opening hours have put it among the channel's most active uploads, alongside October's Moroccan crafts film, now beyond half a million views.
The channel added subscribers modestly over the week, while today's viewing is somewhat above its usual daily level. Among similarly sized travel channels, Island Hopper TV is also having an above-usual viewing day; Expedition Evans is quieter.
Cambodia supplied the week's most unusual job title: gin butler. Kakadanisha Chang introduces her work at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, while a separate market-shopping upload follows the search for fresh cocktail ingredients.
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The upload introduces Kakadanisha Chang's gin-butler work at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor in Cambodia.