Duke and Duchess Plan Key Overseas Trips Tied to Prince Harry’s Charitable Work
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing for another set of international engagements, with upcoming visits to Lesotho and Botswana later this year. These destinations, though seemingly unconventional, hold deep personal and strategic significance for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, according to an insider speaking to Hello!.
Both countries are closely tied to Prince Harry’s charitable foundation, Sentebale, which supports vulnerable children in southern Africa. The upcoming visits also align with his late mother Princess Diana’s legacy of advocating for child welfare in the region.
Harry’s previous trips to Lesotho and Botswana have been met with positive reception, offering a sense of comfort as the couple embarks on this new chapter of their tour. His 2019 visit to Botswana, part of a broader southern Africa tour, included impactful engagements such as tree planting and educational programs focused on conservation.
The couple’s return to these meaningful locations underscores their dedication to causes that resonate with their personal values and global outreach efforts.
