How Meryanne Loum-Martin Built a Place of Belonging for Black Travelers in Marrakech | Ep 13 episode artwork

EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 1H 17M

How Meryanne Loum-Martin Built a Place of Belonging for Black Travelers in Marrakech | Ep 13

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Meryanne Loum-Martin didn’t just build a hotel, she built a new way of experiencing place.From her early days as a lawyer in Paris to creating Jnane Tamsna in Marrakech, her journey is one of intuition, bold decisions, and cultural vision.In this episode, we explore hospitality as more than business, as storytelling, identity, and connection.We also dive into deeper conversations around diaspora, belonging, and how Black communities across the world relate to each other.This is a thoughtful, layered conversation about building, identity, and legacy.Follow Black & Borderless for more global conversations.

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