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A royal engagement refers to an official public appearance or duty undertaken by a member of the Royal Family. These can range from opening ceremonies and charity visits to diplomatic meetings, like William and Kate's visit to the Isle of Bute. They're a core part of their role, showcasing their patronages and supporting various causes across the UK and Commonwealth.
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