A spokesperson clarifies the eco-travel organisation’s finances days after reports of a multimillion-dollar deal
Prince Harry has faced mounting financial pressures, including a substantial legal bill following his lawsuit defeat against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail.
The Duke of Sussex is also navigating security arrangements following his family’s move back to Britain. Sources have claimed that the Sussexes plan to spend a significant sum on a UK home while retaining their Montecito mansion and Portugal property.
Against that backdrop, newly released accounts for Harry’s eco-travel organisation, Travalyst, revealed an annual loss. His team, however, said the shortfall was planned.
“It was a planned and small loss of £13,000, very typical of a lean, not-for-profit organisation, making a critical investment for the future,” a spokesperson told The Sun.
“Travalyst remains confident in its financial oversight and strength of its partnerships.”
Harry founded Travalyst in 2019, shortly before moving to the United States, to encourage more environmentally friendly travel.
The statement came a day after annual accounts for Travalyst Limited showed losses of £13,542 in 2025.
Meanwhile, Harry is preparing for the Invictus Games in Birmingham, which have reportedly faced funding issues. Amazon has offered a lucrative deal to broadcast the Games, potentially easing those pressures.
