Prince Harry’s Travelyst CEO Resigns After Five Years

Prince Harry's eco-friendly tourism initiative, Travalyst, is facing significant challenges as its chief executive, Sally Davey, announced she will step down in December after five years in the role. Davey's departure follows the earlier resignation of the company's first chairman after only eighteen months, and the sudden exit of Harry's chief of staff, Josh Kettler, after just three months. Despite these setbacks, Davey expressed gratitude for Harry's support and reaffirmed her commitment to Travalyst's mission. The initiative, launched in 2019, has been criticized for perceived contradictions, notably Harry and Meghan's use of private jets, which raised questions about the couple's environmental stance. Observers note a high turnover in senior staff within Harry and Meghan's business ventures, with some former employees referring to themselves as part of the 'Sussex Survivors Club.' Harry is expected to visit the UK soon, potentially to attend the WellChild Awards and possibly meet with his father, King Charles, amid ongoing family tensions.