Prince Harry to visit Brazil as trade envoy Whitehall said Prince Andrew would continue to promote British firms abroad but his role would be divided by several members of the Royal Family. The Foreign Secretary, William Hague, announced Prince Harry's visit from March 9 to 11 during his own trip to Brazil. Speaking alongside Sérgio Cabral, Governor of Rio de Janeiro, Mr Hague said: "Brazil and the UK have much in common, with a shared history and close cultural bonds. We are committed to strengthening our political, cultural and economic ties, and it is with this in mind that I am visiting Brazil: my first South American trip as Foreign Secretary. I am now pleased to announce that His Royal Highness Prince Harry will also soon be here, and will attend the GREAT campaign launch event in March. We hope that through this renewed and continued engagement with Brazil to show that we in the UK are open for business with the rest of the world and determined to build our relationships. As part of the Royal Family's tour of every Realm during the Queen's Diamond Jubilee year, Harry will also visit Belize, Jamaica and The Bahamas from March 2 to 8.