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Everyone deserves to feel seen, respected, and included when they travel. Faces of Travel champions more accurate and authentic representation of travelers today to inspire positive, lasting change within the travel industry and beyond.
Explore Video
To connect the world, we must reflect the world. Watch to learn more about Delta’s commitment to increase representation in the travel industry.
It all starts with visibility. That’s why Delta Air Lines created a beautiful collection of photography and video and partnered with Adobe Stock to share it with the world, free of charge. Working with minority-owned creative company Kin and photographer Seo Ju Park, they captured a broad range of travelers from different communities in destinations around the world.
To reflect a more welcoming world, the image collection shows diverse travelers in various destinations, ensuring that anyone can see themselves within travel culture.
Meet Today’s Travelers
Inspired by Faces of Travel, we connected with five diverse creators and travelers. Each shared their unique perspective on why representation in travel is important to them and their communities. Click on the tiles below to explore their travel journeys.
MARY ONYANGO,
Fitness instructor
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Mary is a top trainer in NYC, plus a mom and entrepreneur. For her, travel is an essential break from a busy schedule and a chance to reconnect with family. “Those are the moments that bring so much vitality to life.”
RAVI KAPUR,
Chef
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Chef Ravi Kapur draws on his mixed Indian, Hawaiian and Chinese heritage at his two San Francisco restaurants. He believes representation in travel helps break down barriers and connect cultures.
JAZMIN HARB,
Travel blogger
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Jazmin writes about sustainable travel and hidden gems around the world. Originally from Ecuador, she loves to connect with people from diverse backgrounds while traveling. “It makes you more accepting of others.”
TEE GEORGE,
Outdoor content creator
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More than 85k nature lovers follow Atlanta-based Tee George on her inclusive outdoor adventures. Whether camping, hiking or traveling abroad, she aims to help people of color discover their love for the outdoors.
JULES NGUYEN,
Photographer and blogger
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A global traveler, blogger and photographer, Jules is dedicated to sharing honest, authentic stories in the BIPOC community. “It makes the world of travel more tangible for people who grew up thinking it was out of reach.”
