Meet the Activists Reshaping the Travel Industry for the Better
Whether it’s pushing for representation or increased diversity, these activists are paving the way for a more inclusive travel industry.
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Eat Your Way Through London’s Best Black-Owned Restaurants
London is full of Black-owned restaurants with menus that span the African diaspora—you just need to know where to look.
Here’s What It Was Like as the Only Black Woman Living in a Small Mayan Village During the Pandemic
Staying in the small Maya town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, I gained a new perspective of what it means to navigate a pandemic.
Houston Has More Black History Than You May Think
“I laid down in the street in a coffin-sized hole and wouldn’t move until they agreed not to tear up those bricks.” – Dorris Ellis-Robinson, Founder of the Freedmen’s Town Preservation Coalition.
What I’ve Learned Traveling Outside the U.S. as a Multilingual Black Woman
Being able to speak multiple languages has many perks abroad, but I’ve found that discrimination doesn’t get lost in translation.
How to Use Travel as a Tool to Talk to Your Kids About Race
One of the most impactful ways to talk to kids of all ages about racial equity and understanding diverse perspectives is through travel.
These 8 Virginia Wineries Are Creating Inclusive Spaces for All Wine Lovers
In the oldest wine-producing region of Virginia, wineries are pushing for a more inclusive and diverse industry.
How the Travel Industry Is (Finally) Learning to Cater to Black Travelers
As the travel industry evolves and diversifies, so does its approach to Black travelers and their needs.
This Paris Neighborhood Isn’t a Secret, But You Probably Haven’t Visited It
Jacqueline Ngo MPII shares her passion for Paris’ Little Africa, and the unique Black history of the City of Light.
How This Indian-American Entrepreneur Is Diversifying Outdoor Adventure
Why Preeta Suri is beckoning travelers to “take this outside.”