Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had a clear preference for visiting 'sophisticated countries' during his time as a UK trade envoy, according to newly released documents. The documents, which relate to his appointment, also reveal that he favoured ballet over theatre on overseas visits and refused to play golf.
Diplomatic Preferences Revealed
The records, made public on Thursday, shed light on the former trade envoy's approach to his role. An aide stated that Mountbatten-Windsor consistently chose destinations he considered more culturally refined, avoiding less developed nations. He also declined invitations to play golf, a common diplomatic pastime, preferring cultural activities instead.
Ballet Over Theatre
During official trips, Mountbatten-Windsor showed a distinct preference for ballet performances over theatrical productions. This detail emerged as part of a broader insight into his personal tastes and how they influenced his diplomatic engagements.
The documents are part of a larger release of information concerning his appointment and activities as a trade envoy. Further details are expected to follow as the story develops.
