Prince Harry stars in comedy skit to promote "green" travel venture
Prince Harry has flexed his acting muscles as he stars in a comedy skit promoting his new "green" travel venture in New Zealand.
The Duke of Sussex's eco-tourism venture Travalyst, which he founded in 2019, has launched a new initiative to rate holidayers on their environmental credentials.
Travellers will also be able to choose their hotel based on how "green" the hotels and resorts are.
In the hilarious ad promoting the new move, Prince Harry is seen jogging through a park, wearing a t-shirt that says "Girl Dad", in honour of his daughter Lilibet.
The clip also features New Zealand actors Rhys Darby, Dave Fane and Rena Owen.
In the video, Harry is accosted by Darby, who plays a "rating agent", who accuses him of littering on a beach in Auckland during his and Meghan's royal tour in October 2018.
Darby explains that the country is trialling a system in which holiday destinations rate their visitors, giving Harry three stars out of five.
He gives the royal a positive review for only using one out of 12 provided towels, buying honey from local vendors and turning off the tap when he brushed his teeth.
When asked about his experience in the country, Harry says, "It was an incredible time. We had an amazing time in New Zealand. It's beautiful".
The Duke of Sussex made the announcement on Māori Television's Te Ao with Moana on Monday night.
Harry told viewers he had always felt a deep connection and respect towards the Maori people.
"Tena Koutou katoa. I've been to Aotearoa a number of times throughout my life and I've always felt a deep connection and respect towards the Māori people who make me feel so welcome every time," Harry said.
You can check out the video below.
Image credits: Travalyst