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Black Entrepreneur Launches Line of Luggage Covers, Travel Accessories That Celebrate African Culture

by Ava Robinson

The Passport Hustle is a black-owned collection of accessories that enhance travel fashion and put the proverb “Black History is More Than a Month” into vivid relief. Teya “D-Globetrotter” Dalton is the brains behind the brand.

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Recently, travel has been quite hurried. Now that the new year has begun, we have barely survived the hectic holiday travel period. Inflation, natural catastrophes, conflict, and other difficulties continue to try travelers’ grit, even if pandemic restrictions have been abolished everywhere.

We already know that passengers won’t stop, Teya says. And they have no intention of giving up. More than ever, travelers are motivated to see the globe and honor loved ones in person. We can all say no to boring baggage and travel necessities because of my company, The Passport Hustle.

Teya is a frequent traveler who tells tales of her quest to see 40 countries before turning 40. She has visited and dined in 43 nations on six continents and is a travel coach and counselor, sending tourists worldwide.

She enjoys traveling deeply and comes alive when listening to locals’ tales. She writes, “Travel can enlighten you with just a glimpse into how locals live, use traditions to keep their culture alive, and erect the monuments we’re in awe of.” We’re fortunate that Teya D-Globetrotter runs one of the top online retailers for travel accessories, displaying art from communities connected by the African Diaspora and travel inspiration worldwide.

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Tourists frequently experience color and culture through breathtaking landscapes, buildings, textiles, cuisine, and interpersonal encounters. Most travelers will encounter several examples of “black cultures” being appropriated by and used to benefit individuals from other groups. We seldom see anything produced by us, for us, or in honor of us.

The Passport Hustle gives BIPOC tourists and their allies a special chance to embrace the hues of the cultures that fascinate and inspire us. Travelers may now flaunt, display, and amplify their self-expression.

When the Passport Hustle provides a variety of exotic travel necessities and accessories, there’s no reason bland baggage selections should inhibit a traveler’s ability to express themselves. Luggage covers, memory foam neck pillows, passport wallets, organizing pouches, carry-on electronics, and travel sets are just a few examples.

The “Mud Cloth in Color” line of travel goods from The Passport Hustle was just released, and it is certain to excite all foreign travelers’ senses of joy and fashion. The hand-drawn, often earth-toned mud cloths served as the inspiration for this series. Travelers may maintain the brightness of their ancestors’ traditions by combining the mud cloth design element with brilliant colors.

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