TikToker Criticizes Black-Owned Travel Group For $5,000 Trip Where She Had ‘Tears For Lunch’ – Travel Noire

Makeup artist and TikToker Sereena Morrison’s footage of her unfortunate time in Tanzania with a “thriving, well-known” Black-owned travel group has over 1.3 million views. The New York-based celebrity MUA has worked on Uncle Waffles, Jada Kingdom, and Hennessy Carolina, to name a few.

Morrison documented her uninspired Tanzania trip with a TikTok post earlier this month. The short video opened with a shot of her riding in what seemed to be an open-air safari vehicle. The TikTok included a clip of the MUA’s tented sleeping quarters and bathroom area. A photo of a pile of tissues, which Morrison explained was her “tears for lunch” during the trip, was thrown into the sad recap.

The traveler noted in text written at the beginning of the video that the recap was her point of view (POV). She claimed to have spent $5,000 on her trip with the Black-owned travel group, which she left unnamed. In her caption, Morrison explicitly stated how disappointed she was and how the expedition didn’t meet her expectations.

“The actual worst travel experience of my life!” she penned. “The itinerary was so poorly planned. Every location was five to 10 hours apart. They lied about where we’d stay and took us to stay at places that weren’t on the itinerary.”

“And the most disappointing thing about it was that it’s Black-owned!” she added with a sad face emoticon.