From the Window Seat: Travel Weekly

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Black travelers, then and nowThen and now: A 24-year perspective on Black American travelers.

Repairing a world broken in two by pandemicHumans have plenty of experience recovering from bad breaks. Is this time different?

What comes after the pandemicWhat we may see after we've crossed the borderland between wreckage and recovery.

Are we responsible enough to travel yet?Reopening travel requires following some rules. So far, we haven't been so good at that.

Black travel professionals: Navigating leaky pipelines and glass cliffsA position paper identifies barriers, and solutions, to increase Black presence in travel.

Can cruising go from Covid scapegoat to pandemic hero?Cruise's reputational alchemy: transforming "petri dishes" into bubbles of safety.

The travel industry begins to split on health vs. economicsHas the travel industry's messaging been undermined by impatience?

Post-Covid, opening up in more ways than oneWe're preparing for travel, post-Covid. But should our focus be broader?

Black professionals, white alliesBlack travel leaders share experiences and solutions; white supporters ask, "What can I do?"

Black traveler, black travel professionalIt's well past time the industry does better on racial diversity throughout its ranks.

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