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Jun 7, 2021 · How I Became a Black Woman Digital Nomad Entrepreneur and Built a Community. A story of community and creating a life from your imagination. leven years ago I took a leap of faith and landed on my ...
- Digital Nomad Life Challenges and Opportunities
- Creating Community and Holding Space
- Finding New Ways to Connect with Black Women Travelers
- Building Bigger with The International Black Women Travel Jubilee
- A Finalist For The Trailblazer Award at The Bessie Awards
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- As Always, She’S Paying It Forward
Wanda first tried to leave the US for long-term travel in 2010. To sum it up: she learned a lot of lessons in that first attempt. “I traveled HEAVY in a lot of ways. I was back in the States after nine months and had lots to chew on,” she explains. But the idea stuck with her and she applied those lessons. And now, Wanda has been a full-time digita...
After a few years on the road, Wanda created the Black Women Digital Nomad Entrepreneurs Facebook group. It was back in 2017, and she didn’t see a community dedicated to Black women digital nomads. “I’m a gatherer of people,” she explains. “I love getting people in the same room and the magic that can happen from those interactions. So I thought it...
Creating a community space can be a labor of love. But Wanda certainly didn’t slow down after creating the Black Women Digital Nomad Entrepreneurs group. In 2019, she launched the Black Women Travel Podcast, which she says is her heart. “I created the Black Women Travel Podcast to develop deeper conversations around who each individual Black woman ...
“Since starting the BWDNE Facebook group, I’d wanted to get together with the ladies,” Wanda says. “I called it the Gathering of Giants, but I never made it happen. After launching the Black Women Travel Podcast in 2019, and connecting every week with so many amazing Black women travelers, content creators, and digital nomads, the idea to do a conf...
In the 3rd Annual Bessie Awards, Wanda Duncan was a finalist for the Trailblazer Award. This award recognizes a woman in the travel industry as a go-getter who has thrived in the past year in building her own empire and carving out a path for future leaders in the travel space. In sharing her news of the nomination, Wanda wrote: “Between our Black ...
As with all content creators and entrepreneurs, you can help support Wanda’s efforts in a variety of ways. Connect with Wanda and show your support by following her on social: 1. BWT Podcast Twitter 2. BWT Podcast Facebook 3. BWT Podcast Instagram 4. BWT Podcast LinkedIn 5. IBWTJ Twitter 6. IBWTJ Facebook 7. IBWTJ Instagram 8. IBWTJ LinkedIn 9. If ...
I asked Wanda who inspires her in the travel and tourism space. “I love this question!” she shouted. “I have a strong three who are lighthouses in my world.” She says, in no particular order, they are: 1. Davida from Wonders of Wanders 2. Shar from Xpat Inc. 3. Heather from Globetrotting Mama We could all be more like Wanda Duncan, uplifting and am...
Wanda Duncan has an address of 184 Madison St, Portsmouth, NH. They have also lived in Dover, NH. Wanda is related to Robert L Duncan and Marie B Duncan as well as 3 additional people. Phone numbers for Wanda include: (603) 436-2640. View Wanda's cell phone and current address.
Wanda Duncan is a multipotentialite entrepreneur and travel and wellness writer. She’s slow traveled since 2010 through Europe, Southeast Asia, and parts of Africa and Central America. Find her work in Fodor’s Travel, Her Agenda, The Black Wall Street Times, Love B. Scott, and WeTravel.
Wanda Duncan was born on 27 July 1925 in Minco, Oklahoma, USA. She was a writer, known for The Time Tunnel (1966), Black Gold (1962) and Land of the Giants (1968). She was married to Bob Duncan. She died on 16 June 2007 in Norman, Oklahoma, USA.
Hey Sis, Meet Wanda Duncan: Bio: I founded a robust community of Black women who want to live unconventional, travel lives, Black Women Digital Nomad Entrepreneurs. You can catch us on Facebook. We have virtual meetings and mixers and share information about building an online business and traveling.
