How Has the Travel Industry Supported the Black Community Since Last Summer?
This week, we're passing the mic to Evita Robinson, Jessica Nabongo, and Martinique Lewis.
Women Who Travel | Condé Nast Traveler
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Show Notes
This week, Evita Robinson, founder of the Nomadness Travel Tribe and Audacity Fest, and Jessica Nabongo, the first black woman to visit every country in the world, are back on the podcast, joined by Martinique Lewis, author of the ABC Travel Green Book and a Condé Nast Traveler advisory board member. Throughout the episode, they chat about how some parts of the industry have turned a moment into a long-term commitment to the Black community—and how others haven't moved beyond a black Instagram square. Along the way, they shout out organizations like the Black Travel Alliance, of which Martinique is the president, that have formed to support Black travelers and Black content creators, and talk through all of the voices that are still being left out of the conversation. (To that point, Nomadness Travel Tribe recently release data from its BIPOC Diversity in Travel survey, which features insights on existing and emerging travel trends among Nomadness's diverse community. You can check out the report here.)
Listen to Jessica, Evita, and Whembley Sewell's conversation from June 2020 here: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/how-the-travel-industry-should-support-black-women-women-who-travel-podcast
Follow Evita: @evierobbie
Follow Jessica: @thecatchmeifyoucan
Follow Martinique: @martysandiego
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National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum: napawf.org
Heart of Dinner: heartofdinner.org
Asian Immigrant Women's Advocates: aiwa.org
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