Prince Harry Stars from TV Skit to promote eco-friendly travel gets a holiday rating

Prince Harry is working little by little to promote eco-friendly travel.

The Duke of Sussex, as part of his eco-travel nonprofit Travalyst, has joined a new campaign inspired by Maori values ​​in Maori Television’s current business program, TeAo with Moana.

In skits, Harry is jogging before being stopped by a New Zealand “evaluation agent.” He announced that he left a candy rapper on the beach during his official tour with Megan Markle in 2018.

Harry has been praised by agents for using only one towel at the resort, buying local honey, and not keeping the faucet moving while brushing his teeth.

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When another agent appeared, they joked that Harry’s agent was going to Harry Styles, so they went “in the wrong direction.”

Rhys Darby and Dave Fein also participated in the sketch, and Harry, who wore a “girl daddy” T-shirt, was rated just like people would rate a destination, three out of five stars. Won.

Harry explained how the campaign was influenced by the Maori concepts of Kaithia Kitanga (protection and protection) and Mana Akitanga (love and compassion) that he learned during his trip to New Zealand.

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“I’ve been to Aotearoa many times throughout my life, and I’ve always felt a deep connection and respect for the Maori people who make me feel very welcome each time,” Harry said in “Theao with Moana.” Said.

“Maori culture understands sustainable practices in nature and takes better care of our life-giving lands, an important lesson that all of us can learn. That is you at Theao. And why you are here [with] Moana shares a new Kapapa. “

Harry co-founded Travelist in 2019 in partnership with travel brands such as Booking.com, Skyscanner, Tripadvisor, Trip.com and Visa, and is active as a UK-based nonprofit organization.