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The future is in good hands. ✈️🖤 Watching this young man welcome passengers aboard a Delta flight at this level and so fluidly, I’m ready for you to pilot my next flight (when you get your aviation license of course 😂!

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Opportunity and representation matter. While we aren’t training pilots on the Green Book Global mobile app, we are creating a space for Black travelers to be seen, vulnerable, have joy, and travel the world both young, seasoned (notice I ain’t say old) and everythibg in between..

If your and Planning your next trip? Be sure to book flights, hotels, and activities fun on the Green Book Global mobile app while also being able discover Black-friendly destinations, read reviews from fellow Black travelers, and moore. For the biggest impact, make Green Book Global your preferred hotel booking platform or become a Platinum Green Book Holder .

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[BOOK LUXURY BLACK CULTURE CRUISES]. “WE must give our flowers to , the creator of the Soulful Experience with Ama Waterways.

She saw Black travelers getting overlooked in luxury travel and said “nah, we deserve this too.” Then she created riverboat cruises across Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America where Black history and culture ARE the story—not some footnote.

For 7 days [My Wife and I] sailed through the Netherlands—Amsterdam, Utrecht, Zierikzee—and Belgium—Ghent, Antwerp, Tervuren, Rotterdam, and Brussels.

We learned about the Moors, the colonial trade that built Amsterdam’s wealth, and the Congolese people who were taken by King Leopold and placed in his human zoo. We even had the surprise gift (not on the itinerary) of visiting Marilyn Nance Spirit, Grace, Faith, Rage exhibit in Rotterdam. The exhibit felt like looking into a family album.

It wasn’t all history lessons, y’all. We danced on the first night with champagne flowing. Had cousin walks to hip-hop clubs in Amsterdam. Ate a Juneteenth dinner by Chef Alexander Smalls that had us in a CHOKEHOLD. Did karaoke and performed “Knuck If You Buck” with the conviction of the ancestors. And yeah, Kim Fields and Carla Hall were on the boat with us.

This felt like the best family reunion experience. It’s one of those trips you’ll never forget and wish it didn’t have to end. You can tell from the moment you step on the boat that this was curated FOR US because everything—the food, the music, the activities—felt intentional and familiar.

The Soulful Experience proved what we already knew: There’s Black history everywhere. We just needed someone brave enough to center it.

Thank you, Jasmine. You did your BIG ONE on this”
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Note: Ama Waterways is not Black-owned but this initiative is definitely Black-led and shows what happens when are in the room! Our culture and history are celebrated!

A Green Book for international travel does exist and it’s the Green Book Global mobile app. 📗

Download it for IOS or Android and get access to thousands of Black-friendly scores for cities (including Paris) and thousands of recommendations and warnings from Black travelers. SHARE YOUR STORIES ON THE APP🙌🏾 manuelscott

Is Portland, Maine for Solo Black Women Travelers? Here is my experience! LIKE & SHARE

When it comes to traveling as a Black woman, not only do we want to feel welcome, we also want to feel safe, especially in today’s climate. If that is you too, then Maine should definitely be on your radar!

Not only is the food amazing in Portland, there’s a variety of activities to do, food is great, and there are also a number of programs and initiatives targeted toward local Black youth, immigrants in the Maine community, and women-owned businesses.

If Maine wasn’t on your list, what are you waiting for?

(Sail Maine)
(Nauti Sisters)
(New Roots Cooperative)
(Hearts of Pine)
(Green Book Jacket & Shirt)
(Luke’s Lobster / Lift All Boats)
(Black Travel Maine)
(Visit Maine)

Is Charlotte for Black Travelers? Is it the next Black Mecca? You be the judge. LIKE & SHARE.

Charlotte is over 35% Black and the second-largest banking center in the U.S so it’s begs the question, how is it FOR US? First off, I was surprised by the breadth of Black-owned businesses, from sushi spots to ice cream shops to highly regarded Black-owned pizzerias and more. You also see real revitalization happening, where Black communities and businesses are part of the growth, not pushed out of it.

So it had me thinking… is the Queen City the next Black Mecca?

I think so! Do not sleep on Charlotte. Not only is it welcoming, but the restaurants, vibe, people, activities, especially for the grown and sexy, it checks all the boxes.

I would highly recommend Charlotte (aka the Queen of the South) to our Black travel community!!!