PRINCE Harry and Meghan Meghan are said to be planning a third foreign tour before the end of the year.
The destination is likely to be somewhere in Africa, with Lesotho and Botswana, where Harry's charity Sentebale operates, under consideration.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex gained favourable publicity on their trips to Nigeria in May and then Colombia last month.
Building on the success of the two tours they are now thought to planning a further overseas trip for some point later this year, according to Hello! magazine.
An insider told the publication: "That's his world, that's what he's used to and that's what he knows. He can still add value."
Harry is also poised to embark on a solo trip to New York City later this month to "advance a number of his patronages and philanthropic initiatives", according to his team. his team.
Harry’s trip is thought to take place between September 23 to 27, during the United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week and Climate Week between September 22 and 29.
It comes after it was revealed the couple’s tour of Columbia cost the country Col$244,245,305 (£44,725.14), which included spending on security and internal transport.
The tour saw the royals take in the capital city Bogota, Cartagena de Indias on the Caribbean coast and the undisputed capital of salsa Cali.
The Sussexes met Jóvenes en Cali, a youth organisation in the city, at Unidad Recreativa El Vallado.
The sum was released by Colombia's vice-president Francia Marquez, who organised the four-day trip, following a request by Senator Maria Fernanda Cabal.
Ms Cabal branded the quasi-royal tour, which took place between August 15 and 18, as “showmanship” and “wasteful spending”.
But the vice-president's office also revealed that Harry and Meghan paid for their own flights and accommodation in Bogota, as well as any general expenses.