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AfroLatinx Travel

Professional Services
@afrolatinotravel
Travel Diasporadically-Since 2014 Group trips & educational tools centering Black history, worldviews & contemporary life in Latin America & Caribbean
  • Spirituality & Religion
  • Travel Influencers
  • Following 1.6K
  • Followers 50.4K
  • Engagement 1.29%
  • Avg comments 21

About AfroLatinx Travel

AfroLatinx Travel (@afrolatinotravel) is a Professional Services creator on Instagram, also filed under Spirituality & Religion and Travel Influencers. The account has 50,369 followers and 2,947 published posts. Recent posts average 435 likes and 21 comments, an engagement rate of 1.29%.

With 50.4K followers, AfroLatinx Travel is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 1,610 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 31 followers per account AfroLatinx Travel follows. AfroLatinx Travel is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files AfroLatinx Travel under 3 categories, led by Professional Services and followed by Spirituality & Religion and Travel Influencers.

The Instagram bio for AfroLatinx Travel runs to 17 words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for AfroLatinx Travel dates from May 2026.

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2,947 Posts

All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for AfroLatinx Travel are videos. With 2,947 posts published, AfroLatinx Travel's archive runs well past the 2,000 mark. Against the audience, that is roughly 17 followers for each post published. AfroLatinx Travel also keeps 6 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 116 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include black, afrolatinxtravel, brazil, trip and group. The captions tag #afrolatinxtravel, #brazil, #salvador, #pelourinho and #salvadordabahia.

Capoeira is memory, survival, resistance, self-defense, art, strategy, improvisation and AfroBrazilian worldmaking embodied.

During our AfroBrazil journey in Salvador, Bahia, trip participants trained with Yasmin, a capoeirista with more than 20 years of experience and part of the legendary Mestre Bimba school, widely recognized as the foundational school of Capoeira Regional and among the most historically significant capoeira institutions in Salvador and Brazil.

Through the berimbau, song, movement, and dialogue, participants engaged capoeira as living Black intellectual, knowledge, spiritual, and cultural tradition born from resistance and diasporic creativity and continuity.

Comment AFROBRAZIL to join our next AfroBrazil group trip November 17-24.

#afrolatinxtravel #bahia #brazil #salvador #grouptrips
Foodways are central to Afrodiasporic worldmaking carrying memory, history, survival, labor and cultural production. In quilombos especially, cuisine reflects autonomy, land stewardship, and Black life built outside colonial logics. The food at Kaonge was incredible and deeply rooted in that tradition.

and appreciated the tradition of taste!

Join our next AfroBrazil group trip November 17-24.

Comment INTERESTED for the interest form to be sent to your DMs.
Sometimes it bees like that.

#grouptrips #afrolatinxtravel #brazil #salvador #bahia
We love collaborating with
Vera and Bruninho cultivate a powerfully energetic space that we all felt learning of the origins and meanings of samba de cabloco. Enslavement, freedom, the collective, corporal communication and its contemporary expressions. Truly a beautiful experience in community.

Join our next group trip during Brazil’s Black Consciousness Month November 17-24. Comment INTERESTED for the interest form.

#pelourinho #salvadordabahia #brazil #afrolatinxtravel #salvador
Brazil like much of Latin America, is often flattened beneath the mythology of “racial democracy” the way dangerous fiction that mixture erased hierarchy, violence, and anti-Blackness. A distortion of normalized pigmentocracy where race and class are inextricably linked, mestizaje robs us of our lived realities. But Black life is foundational.

To move through São Paulo through a Black gaze is to encounter layered histories of migration, labor, intellectual production, resistance, spirituality, culture, and world-making that dominant narratives routinely obscure. Black histories are not locked in the past, they live in the contemporary landscapes, neighborhoods, movements, aesthetics, sounds, and everyday realities of the people shaping the city now.

of shares the urgency of this.

We need specifized narratives that do more than tokenize Black existence. Narratives that center Black people as thinkers, creators, architects of culture, and authors of their own futures across Latin America and the African Diaspora.

Join our next group trip during Brazil’s Black Consciousness Month November 17-24. Comment INTERESTED for the interest form.

#pelourinho #salvadordabahia #brazil #afrolatinxtravel #salvador
Biyou’Z African Restaurant is one of the clearest examples of how São Paulo’s contemporary food scene reflects newer waves of African migration to Brazil. Over the past decade, migrants from countries like Cameroon, Congo, Senegal, Angola, and Nigeria have increasingly made São Paulo home, bringing with them culinary traditions, languages, music, and social worlds that are reshaping parts of the city’s cultural landscape. Restaurants like Biyou’Z do more than serve food; they function as diasporic gathering spaces where African presence in Brazil becomes visible and lived when oftentimes Africa is spoken about through the past while overlooking contemporary African migration and community formation in the present.

Join our next group trip during Brazil’s Black Consciousness Month November 17-24. Comment INTERESTED for the interest form.

#pelourinho #salvadordabahia #brazil #afrolatinxtravel #salvador
Salvador Bahia is not only Pelourinho. Much like Old Havana, Cartagena, or Panama’s Casco Viejo, the preserved cobblestone colonial quarter often becomes the version of the city made legible for tourist eyes: curated, aestheticized, and flattened into consumable narratives about history, culture, and Blackness. But the historiography of these places exceeds the confines of preservation districts and postcard imagery.

The life of the city, its Black geographies, political struggles, spiritual worlds, labor histories, intellectual traditions, knowledge and cultural production, and contemporary realities, extends far beyond the spaces deemed “worthy” in the state’s imagination of preservation, restoration or global visibility. To understand Salvador requires moving beyond the colonial stage set and into the neighborhoods, communities, and everyday landscapes that continue to produce the city itself.

Join our next group trip during Brazil’s Black Consciousness Month November 17-24. Comment INTERESTED for the interest form.

This was a snippet from our group trip meetings to prepare us beforehand on history, context, etiquette and expectations as we move together in our time together.

#pelourinho #salvadordabahia #brazil #afrolatinxtravel #salvador
AfroLatinx Travel’s 2026 open group trips: AfroPanamá July 3-8; AfroColombia August 12-19: AfroCosta Rica August 27-September 3; AfroBrazil November 17-24. Each one an invitation to move through the Americas guided by Black memory, aliveness, cosmovisions, and possibility.

These are not passive trips. They are intentional, non-extractive travel experiences rooted in relationship-building, reciprocity, and deep study. We center Black worldviews as foundational to understanding the cultural, spiritual, and political landscapes of the region. That means traveling in alignment with community. learning directly from cultural bearers, artists, historians, and organizers whose lives and labor shape these places in real time.

AfroLatinx Travel operates from a clear set of principles: anti-extractive economies, local collaboration, historical accountability, and diasporic connection. We prioritize where our dollars go, who tells the story, and how we show up. Our journeys ask participants to engage critically, to unlearn, to reflect, and to contribute through mutual aid, collective study, and sustained community connection before, during, and after the trip.

Comment INTERESTED for our group trips interest form. Fill it out completely to be considered for a trip cohort.

#afrolatinxtravel #grouptrips #brazil #panama #colombia
Benedita da Silva was born in 1942 in the Chapéu Mangueira, Rio de Janeiro’s favelas and spent much of her early life navigating the intersecting violences of racism, sexism, colorism, class and misogynoir in Brazil. A Black woman, domestic worker, street vendor, single mother, and community organizer before entering institutional politics, she became the first Black woman elected to Brazil’s Senate and later the first Black woman to govern the state of Rio de Janeiro. Da Silva has spoken openly about enduring se*ual violence and the emotional and physical hardships that marked parts of her personal life. In her career, she has consistently highlighted gender-based and political violence against women, particularly Black women in politics, and has been subject to various threats.

Her voice carries the weight of generations of Black women made to remain silent, invisible, or “grateful” for survival alone. Benedita speaks from lived experiences, from a life shaped by struggle, resistance, organizing, and an insistence that poor Black women deserve dignity, power, and visibility in a country built on their labor while denying their humanity.

Read more about her autobiography, “Benedita da Silva: An Afro-Brazilian Woman’s Story of Politics and Love.”

#beneditadasilva #mangueira #rio #afrolatinxtravel #brazil
AfroBrazil group trip November 17-24, 2026. Comment INTERESTED for the interest form, fill it out completely to be considered. These trips are educational centering the lived and material pasts, present and futures of Black Brazilians. Limited spots open, sign-ups close once the cap is reached.

#afrolatinxtravel #afrobrazil #salvadorbahia #bahia #saopaulo

AfroLatinx Travel's engagement

AfroLatinx Travel's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.29%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 78 followers. An average post collects 435 likes and 21 comments, close to 21 likes for each comment.

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Who is AfroLatinx Travel?

AfroLatinx Travel (@afrolatinotravel) is a Professional Services creator on Instagram, also filed under Spirituality & Religion and Travel Influencers. AfroLatinx Travel is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for AfroLatinx Travel runs to 17 words.

How many followers does AfroLatinx Travel have?

AfroLatinx Travel has 50,369 followers on Instagram (50.4K). Set against 1,610 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 31 followers per account AfroLatinx Travel follows. With 2,947 posts published, AfroLatinx Travel's archive runs well past the 2,000 mark.

What is AfroLatinx Travel's engagement rate?

AfroLatinx Travel's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.29%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 78 followers. An average post collects 435 likes and 21 comments, close to 21 likes for each comment.

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Flinque files AfroLatinx Travel under 3 categories, led by Professional Services and followed by Spirituality & Religion and Travel Influencers. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for AfroLatinx Travel are videos. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for AfroLatinx Travel repeatedly use the words black, afrolatinxtravel, brazil, trip and group. AfroLatinx Travel's captions carry hashtags such as #afrolatinxtravel, #brazil and #salvador. AfroLatinx Travel writes those captions mainly in English. AfroLatinx Travel keeps 6 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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