Black History Month is about more than just reading a book — it’s also about experiencing culture firsthand.
Thousands are traveling across the globe to visit places rich in Black history and heritage during the month of February.
Emmy-winning travel expert Tamika Jones spoke with the Scripps News Group to share fresh insights on what today’s travelers are seeking, from meaningful destinations to immersive cultural experiences.
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Jones said, according to data, more than 60% of Black travelers are planning trips abroad based on culturally focused and diverse entertainment.
The travel plans typically include culturally-based tours and culinary experiences in the regions people visit.
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