40 Black Travel Bloggers Everyone Should Know
You would think that the travel industry would be one of those niches that are really diverse due to the nature of the business, but nope non-black people make up the majority of what we see in the industry today.
When we look at most travel hashtags on social media and travel content, in general, it is overwhelmingly lacking in diversity.
If we’re going to make a change in the way Black people are viewed and treated in this world we have to re-work EVERY industry.
This post is about creating a directory for people who are looking to expand the creators that they support or even businesses that are looking to hire and work with Black content creators but don’t know where to start.
As a Black travel blogger myself I know how important it is to see people who look like you in an industry that you’re passionate about, so that’s why I created this post of 40 Black Travel Bloggers everyone should know about!
Keep on reading to see who’s on the list.
- Glo – The Blog Abroad
- Jo – Damon & Jo
- Abena – Travelling Tuesdays
- Ky – OhitsKyb
- Michelle – Spontaneous Behaviour
- Eva – Mylifeaseva
- Oneika – Oneika The Traveller
- Mia – Thatmiagirl
- Jazz – Vagabondjazz
- Kenny – Kennyheartslife
- Tiffy – Tiffy Diamond Show
- Chelsea – Witandwishes
- Kelay – Kelaywasthere
- Chicora – Wetravelchic
- Roxanne – Roaming Roxanne
- Nessa – Nesufu
- Charly – Charly Cheer
- Lauren – Outdoorsydiva
- Francesca – One Girl One World
- Rosalind – Farsightedgirl
- Tameika – Tameikagtravels
- Dev – Walkwithmswalker
- Lee – Spirited Pursuit
- Jeandra – Curious Tides
- Travis – Mister Levius
- Erik – Minority Nomad
- Nathan -World Wide Nate
- Ernest – Fly Brother
- Ciara – Hey Ciara
- Martinique – Marty San Diego
- Karen – The Mom Trotter
- Vanessa – Frothere
- Leah -Leah’s Layovers
- Alexandria – Alex Maya Simone
- Phil – Philwaukee
- Brian – Beyondbmore
- Jeff – Chubby Diaries
- Maryjane – Maryjane Byarm
- Jubril – Passport Heavy
- Zina – Zina Tara
No matter what you’re doing to make a difference in yourself and the world around you, your actions are important.
By simply expanding where your content comes from, you’re taking a step in the right direction when it comes to Black people being heard and seen in the travel industry.
Black travel creators deserve to have a voice and representation just like everyone else, so I hope that this list of 40 Black Travel Bloggers brought you closer to some inspiring people!
If you’re looking to take more actions after reading this post, then I urge you to visit the Black Lives Matter website to start educating yourself and even donate to the movement if you can.
Don’t forget to like and share this with friends and family to continue spreading the visibility of Black Travel Bloggers around the world!
