Time for another royal tour! Although it may feel like Prince Harry just got back from Italy and Estonia, everyone’s favorite redhead is hitting the road again tomorrow for an official visit to Chile and Brazil. Harry will be in the Southern Hemisphere from Monday, June 23 – Sunday, June 29.
You may recall the beauty that was Prince Harry steering a literal horse-drawn carriage at a polo match in Brazil in 2012 as part of his Diamond Jubilee tour (this is is his first visit to Chile, however), and while we may not get a repeat of that, we will get to see HRH taking in the World Cup. Sadly, the match won’t be as climatic since England is now out of the running, but it will still be exciting. Just stay away from the those questionable legal activities in Rio okay, H?
Here is your complete guide to what Prince Harry will be up to over the next week, via the royal’s official website:
Brazil
• June 23, Brasilia: A hospital specialising in rehabilitation, orthopaedic and neuropsychological work. Also, the Cameroon v Brazil World Cup match
• June 24, Belo Horizonte: The training base for Team GB and Paralympics GB during the Rio 2016 Olympics. Also, the Costa Rica v England World Cup match
• June 25-26, Sao Paulo: An environmental project to help protect the Atlantic Rainforest; a community programme supporting disadvantaged children; The Queen’s Birthday Party hosted by the British Ambassador to Brazil at the GREAT Britain House; and a social project to help reduce crime and drug abuse.
Chile
• June 27, Santiago: A wreath laying at the monument of Chile’s founding father Bernardo O’Higgins; the Presidential Palace for a meeting with President Michelle Bachelet. Also, a kindergarten for underprivileged children; a visit to a military unit; and The Queen’s Birthday Party, hosted by the British Ambassador to Chile.
• June 28, Valparaiso: The firefighters of the 11th Fire Company (the British volunteers), representatives of the city’s other fire services and members of the British community; families affected by the Valparaiso fires in April 2014; and an NGO which provides emergency housing for those living in poverty.
• June 29, Santiago: A charitable foundation, that provides day care for children with mental and physical disabilities.
While I will do my best to keep up with His Royal Hotness, I make no promises! Be sure to follow the usual royal suspects on Twitter and most importantly, the official government entities that will be supporting his visit including @ukinbrazil and @UKinChile. The official hashtags for the visit are #HarryinBrazil and #HarryinChile.
Happy Harry on tour week!
Keep Calm and Harry On 