Discover the untold story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s visits to Bimini and how the tranquility of nature influenced his life and work. Join us in reimagining his legacy beyond civil rights, highlighting his connection with the natural world.

Join us on a journey with Boyz N The Woods to Everglades National Park, where 15 men from Broward County find brotherhood and healing through kayaking in the mangroves. Explore how outdoor adventures foster personal growth and community among Black men.

Dive into the complexities of global tipping customs. Explore cultural differences, economic implications, and personal perspectives on tipping in the U.S. and abroad. Understand how tipping affects service workers and why it's more than just a financial gesture.

A camp for Black men can emerge as our sanctuary for rediscovery, friendship, and rest in a world that feels like it's constantly piling on pressure.

Discover three essential tips for maintaining your health and happiness during the fall season. Learn how to boost physical wellness, engage in mental reflection, and replenish your soul while enjoying the autumnal transition.

Discover the advantages of traveling during the shoulder season and explore budget-friendly destinations.

Thailand isn't just about scenic landscapes and hospitable people; it's a culinary paradise. Explore authentic Thai dishes that offer a seamless blend of taste and nutrition.

Join Grace Akosua Williams as she shares her inspiring journey as a social entrepreneur from Tasmania. From her early activism in school to her work with Citizen Tasmania, discover how Grace is making a difference in education, human rights, and refugee resettlement.

Experience the rich Afro-Brazilian culture of Rio de Janeiro with Luana Ferreira, a local tour guide and historian. Explore the Little Africa region, taste Afro Gourmet cuisine, and connect with the African Diaspora through unique travel experiences

Discover the transformative power of group travel for black women seeking rejuvenation and connection. Explore the benefits of bonding, shared experiences, and unforgettable memories. Join Aisha Daraja as she delves into the joys and advantages of traveling with a group of like-minded individuals.

Discover the perfect blueprint for aspiring expats moving to México. Mexpat Dreamers, founded by Asha Farrah, provides the logistical considerations and lifestyle desires necessary to thrive as an expat. Explore the diverse beauty of México and learn how to make the most of your expat experience.

Wellness retreats and vacations are two popular ways to take a break from the daily grind and focus on your physical and mental health. While they may seem similar, there are key differences that can make one option more suitable for you than the other. In this article, we'll explore some important factors to consider when choosing between a wellness retreat and a vacation, including your goals, budget, and desired level of activity. By understanding the pros and cons of each option, you can make an informed decision that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.

Do you dream of traveling the world but worry about how to pay for it? Are you struggling with your finances and find it hard to achieve your travel goals? Financial literacy is key to achieving economic empowerment and mobility, especially for Black Americans. In this article, we share five tips for improving your financial literacy and making your travel dreams a reality. Learn how to educate yourself, set financial goals, create a budget, manage debt, and prioritize experiences. With these tips, you can avoid travel debt and enjoy the trip of a lifetime.

Learn why attending the Seatrade Cruise Global conference is essential for anyone in the travel industry. Get insights into the latest cruise industry trends, network with top executives, and connect with content creators and influencers.

A personal account of a black woman's journey towards embracing sunscreen, highlighting the importance of sun protection for all skin types and introducing Black Girl Sunscreen SPF 30 as a top choice.

Travel. Travel as much as you can. As far as you can. As long as you can. Life is not meant to be lived in one place and the more of the world you see, the more you will learn. Not only about others and their cultures, but yourself as well.

For those who don’t know, a “gap year” is a rite of passage for a lot of people these days. It’s an opportunity to clear your mind (after college, for example), find what it is that you want out of life and explore what the world has to offer before settling into a career and having a family.

Cape Town is one of the most stunning cities on Earth. With beautiful mountains, beautiful beaches, and beautiful people, it’s easy to fall in love with South Africa’s Mother City. Whether you live in Cape Town or you’re just visiting, use this list featuring my favorite Black‑owned businesses to be intentional about supporting local entrepreneurs. This is an updated version of my 2020 list featuring some of your classic favs and the new kids on the Mother City’s Black block.

Discover Through My Rare View's Rama Day Backpack, handmade in Ghana, with all items sourced locally. This backpack is lightweight, padded, and has adjustable shoulder straps.

So you’ve just booked the trip. You’ve contemplated taking the trip due to the pandemic, and now it’s finally booked. A sense of relief and excitement comes over you as you dream about your destination. Dreaming about what places you’ll visit while there, how many excursions you’ll take, and what the amount of delicious cuisine and drinks you’ll try.  This is your trip of a lifetime. A place where you will make some unforgettable memories! And, let’s not forget the number of photos and videos you plan to take! After thinking about all of that, the dread sets in and takes a little bit of your excitement away. 

My name is Donovan Handy and I am a twenty-one year old university student. I have been in school since I was, what, seven years old? For most of my life, my primary identity has been that of a student. And, frankly, I have done exceptionally well as one. In 2019, I graduated high school as valedictorian. The year following, I got into the University of Texas at Austin. This year I will graduate in the top 4% of my class. As you can see, school has been good to me, and I, relatively good to school. The role of the student has fit me. In some ways, a bit too well.