Observer: The Ultimate Charleston Travel Guide

In an article on where to stay and what to do in Charleston, the Observer recommends a trip to the International African American Museum:  It’s been a long time coming—over 20 years in the making—but the International African American Museum (IAAM) is finally ready to make waves. Opening on June 27, 2023, just after Juneteenth

BBC Travel: The US’ most anticipated museum opens

Plus, a British engineering marvel turns 100, Paris reveals its best baguette and a spectacular desert show offers a new way to honour the world’s oldest continuous living culture. As the world fully reopens, the next few months will see more people travel than before the pandemic. From personal success stories to long-awaited openings, here

Plans are in place for special events surrounding grand opening of IAAM

International African American Museum to mark opening with series of events  Public invited to attend worship service and dedication ceremony watch celebration Charleston, S.C. — The International African American Museum (IAAM) has released additional details for opening week events, including a worship service on June 22 and a dedication ceremony community gathering on June 24.

CNN Travel: Where to travel in 2023: The best destinations to visit

CNN Travel recently identified Charleston, S.C., as a top destination:  “Charleston parades its past like no other US city, but it often glossed over the history of its Black residents. It’s been taking steps to fix that. Enter the much-delayed International African American Museum, which is now expected to open in late June. Located on the

Yahoo News: In Charleston, Leaving Nostalgia Behind

In Charleston, the land bears witness. But the water is where the story begins. It was on the waves of the Atlantic, beginning in the 16th century, that hundreds of thousands of enslaved Africans—packed tightly into the cargo holds of European slave ships—were transported from West Africa to the Americas. If they survived the treacherous crossing