World Tourism Day: 5 Safe And Inspiring Destinations For Black Women - Page 4

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4. Barbados
Racehorses being exercised and bathed at Pebbles Beach, Barbados

Source: Mark Meredith / Getty

This country has a direct connection to America because more than half of the white settlers and enslaved Africans who settled in the Carolina colony came from Barbados. Many Black travelers, myself included, note the warm welcome from our Bajan cousins once you step off of the plane onto the Caribbean country, where you are almost instantly greeted as sister or brother by the natives. From big smiles to warm hugs and excellent service, this country offers a small-town vibe partly because you can experience the island with a drive that spans only three hours.

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