Travel Moor Often, LLC

08/19/2021

Join the Black Travel Summit's 'Tribe' event in Miami and online on August 28th and find your travel tribe! Connect with other Black travelers over good music, travel-inspired cocktails, and vibes, choose from a selection of good food, support Black-owned businesses, and be entered in a draw to win a vacation getaway!

Register now via the to be entered into the draw!

The gift certificate given to the winner is valid for a Three Night Stay at Park Hyatt St. Kitts, Christophe Harbour. Included in the certificate is accommodation for up to two persons. Valid for one stay from August 28th, 2021 to August 28th, 2022.

Accommodation is subject to availability, is not available from December 21, 2021, to January 5, 2022, and excludes holidays.
Accommodation must be booked in advance and the gift certificate must be presented on arrival at the Resort. The gift certificate cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer and is nontransferable.

09/26/2020

Is your passport ready??... Don’t worry you won’t need it for this trip! 

Get ready to join from the comfort of your home, with only 22 days until we go live for the ‘Movement’ travel webinar on October 17 & 18, 2020! 

Today you can check out some of the amazing SPEAKERS and TOPICS on our website.

Ready for change? Join us in the MOVEMENT together. Register now at www.BlackTravelSummit.com or follow the LINK in their BIO!

07/28/2020

I need a vacation, baecation, friendcation, staycation. Take me away!

07/27/2020

What happens when you get a group of Kings on holiday!

06/30/2020

NBC News’ Richard Engel reports on the list of countries whose virus levels are deemed low enough to allow people from those places to travel into the European Union, which has been mostly sealed off since March.

06/19/2020

Happy Juneteenth family!
Let's make history this year!
Join us as we rally alongside and go to sixnineteen.org to find the nearest rally near you.
We will make a change... We'll force it if we have to ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

06/11/2020

I love being Black, not when it is a trend, nor when you love my culture, but hate my skin.⠀⠀
I love being Black because my history is deep, from my melanated skin right through to my bones, even if at first glance you don't really know it.⠀⠀
My Blackness dates back to before it was even named so. Since before we were Moors, or Egyptians, or Sumerians, or the first ones to set foot on the lands now known as Europe.⠀
Being Black is not just about having melanin or an afro, it is having your history in your DNAs memory, it is about being an original human in a post-modern world, it is about having resilience engrained in you while in the womb, having those who don't look like you and even some who do against you just because.
This is why we need a hashtag to remind ourselves that we are worthy, that we have magic, that we have excellence, and that our lives matter. Because for too long, we have been told otherwise, and for so long it has been common to arrange pic-nics around lynching picaninnies, or create entire zoos to cage us up in for your entertainment, or make films of whites playing historically Black roles to fool the world some more.
I'm here to tell you that, yes, what makes you different makes you beautiful, and yes they can take your ideas and your culture and your history, but they can't take your soul.
You are the originator of cognitive thought, Science, Art, History, Math, and the first to set foot on every land. Yes, EV-ER-Y land!
That can never be taken away from you. As much as they try to hide it, the truth always comes to the light and they know it, which is why they claim to have made a "new" discovery every couple of decades and create "new" ideas that were once deemed too "afro-centric" or ridiculous to even be true. But we know and we knew. It is in our DNA too.
So again, I say that I love being Black, not when it is a trend, nor when you love my culture, but hate my skin.
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06/05/2020

We are hurting, Black bodies stay falling. We must maintain solidarity against police brutality. Even after we get justice for our fallen Black women and men, we have to continue the fight for a change in the system, and keep going til racially motivated police murders don't ever happen again ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

06/02/2020

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06/01/2020

The doctor told me to make sure my fire chakra doesn’t overpower my air chakra, but thx to Subhash the balance has officially been disrupted—sorry doc.

05/29/2020

Join on IG live this Sunday as we meet with Alishia & Randi, Founders of We Go Too. In this session we will be discussing:⠀
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- Life as founders of a Black Travel Group
- Undertaking their project
- How COVID-19 has affected their travel business
- And much more...⠀
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04/29/2020

will be hosting our very first Travel Webinar entitled 'STAY-CATION' on May 16, 2020.
Register via the link in the Black Travel Summit bio or register online at www.blacktravelsummit.com for early access!
Keep an eye out for updates on the speakers throughout the coming weeks. They are some of the hottest in Black Travel!

04/17/2020

Join as we meet with Romie Williams, Founder of Roaming with Romie who has been featured by the likes of Essence and Voyage ATL. In this session we will be discussing:

- Her thoughts on how Social Media has affected Black Travel
- Thoughts on travelling during the pandemic
- How to truly travel on a budget
- And much more...

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04/15/2020

Essence Fest goes Virtual for 2020!

The Essence Festival of Culture officially announced that they will no longer be moving ahead with the 2020 Essence Festival of Culture physically.

04/15/2020

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04/14/2020

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The Ugandan politician and musician has partnered with businessman Neil Nelson to airlift affected Africans and African-Americans "to a country in Africa that is willing to receive them."

04/13/2020

With Coronavirus, it's been a rough start to the year, and this is only the beginning! What's your current location? Feel free to tag below.⠀⠀⠀⠀
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04/08/2020

Happy almost decade Black Travel peeps! 🎉🎉🎊🎊

Nearly a decade into the Black travel explosion, Black-owned companies are focusing on African countries and the American south.