JENNIE BOND: Prince Harry’s fallen short with unexpected move – the irony is hard to ignore

According to an expert, Prince Harry’s surprise appearance in China appeared to fall short due to the “irony” of the trip. The Duke of Sussex traveled to Shanghai to attend a conference on global travel and tourism, where he urged the industry to support sustainable travel and tourism and shared climate objectives.

Harry is the co-founder of Travalyst, a non-profit organization that promotes sustainable travel. His separated father King Charles was in Canada for a historic visit, which included a speech in parliament, at the same time as his estranged father. However, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond thinks it didn’t deliver the waves Harry had hoped for, despite Harry’s first visit to China being a first.

She added to the Mirror’s report, “Fortunately, it doesn’t seem to have overshadowed Charles and Camilla’s trip to Canada.” It appears to have produced very little news overall. It seems like the plan fell far short if the goal was to promote the cause as much as possible.

“He was there without much of a splash, and there was no advance information about it.” However, Travalyst clearly hired him to deliver such keynote speeches, and I’m confident he did well. The King’s visit to Canada would have coincidentally, and it would have been without reason.

“It’s not difficult to ignore the irony of flying across the world to promote sustainable, environmentally friendly travel. Perhaps a video speech would have been more morally correct? William’s flying around the world to host the Earthshot Awards could face the same criticism, but sometimes it just raises the profile in a way that no one else could. Harry’s presence may have done the same thing, but I’m not sure.

Harry’s travels came amid reports that suggested Harry’s search for a “new purpose” might have led to all that might be set to change. Harry reportedly plans to start his own business in the upcoming months while also focusing on his Invictus Games Foundation.

One of the first tasks for the newly formed Sussex team of advisors will be to provide no information on what the potential venture might be.

Jennie did, however, add that “personally, I think this commercial route opens him up to all kinds of accusations of trading on his royal status, which would make him even more angrier than he is right now.

“I believe Harry is still figuring out where he will go.” He is a very wealthy man by industry standards, but life in Montecito is not cheap, especially given the security costs he deems necessary.

So why doesn’t he give his wife the support she needs while helping the kids and charities? Although that is unconstitutional, he might feel the need to pursue commercial endeavors as well.

Prince Harry has recently promoted his charitable and non-profit causes in his recent appearances. And Jennie continued, “Being a stay-at-home dad and using his influence to support charities around the world is not wrong. He excels at being both a person and interacting with others. Perhaps he should stick to what he was born with, trained for, and truly good at.

Source: Mirror