Overview
- Buckingham Palace confirms a nine-day program running 10–19 November across Peru, Panama, Guatemala and Belize.
- The tour highlights conservation, support for survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking, and global blindness prevention work.
- In Peru, the Duchess will travel into the Amazon to meet Indigenous leaders, including women leading environmental and economic initiatives.
- Her schedule includes meeting senior Panamanian officials on collaboration over conflict-related sexual violence and observing Guatemalan civil society support and Indigenous-led conservation in the Maya Biosphere Reserve.
- The Belize leg features Garifuna Settlement Day events, a look at marine protection efforts, and a visit to the British Army Training Support Unit Belize, with the trip following Prince William’s recent Brazil visit.