[ad_1] I have stayed in a fair few vegan hotels over the years (for which I feel very fortunate), and I have found that they come in all shapes and sizes. Some offer pricey high-end stays, like Il Mansio on Lake Garda. Others offer something quieter and more wholesome. And Blue Dot Hotel is one […]
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[ad_1] When you travel a lot, you quickly learn what is useful and what just takes up space. Brighde Reed, co-founder of World Vegan Travel, knows this very well. She and Seb have been creating vegan group travel experiences for years. Before World Vegan Travel, Brighde also spent years leading group tours around the world. […]
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[ad_1] Recently, my partner and I booked a cheap flight to France with a budget airline, with notoriously strict baggage allowances. So when we went to add a checked bag, it cost more than the flight itself. So we decided to do something I’d never done before: share a single carry-on between the two of […]
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[ad_1] What happens when a vegan chef spends three months travelling through Peru, exploring food, slow travel, the Amazon, and the deeper relationship between plants and healing? In this episode of The World Vegan Travel Podcast, Brighde chats with Ben Riddle, also known as Your Friendly Vegan Cook. Ben is a vegan chef, author, and […]
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[ad_1] Searching for a unique adventure in Europe that features beautiful landscapes, insanely cool wildlife, jaw-dropping views, unforgettable evenings, and exhilarating activities? Look no further than The Canoe Trip in Sweden, a 3- or 7-day wild camping and canoeing adventure that drops you into one of the country’s most stunning lake regions. Here’s everything you […]
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[ad_1] Credit: Yuxi Xia A traditional pretzel is often vegan. Bavarian potato salad can be vegan too. And in Munich, you can even find vegan schnitzel, vegan cheese noodles, and vegan bread dumplings. In this episode of The World Vegan Travel Podcast, Brighde chats with Yuxi Xia, founder of Munich Vegan Tours. Yuxi runs the […]
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[ad_1] Only have one day in Athens, Greece? No problem! From the iconic Acropolis and ancient ruins to the changing of the guard, vibrant neighborhoods, local markets, and rooftop bars with views, here’s exactly how I’d spend 24 hours in Athens, one of my favorite cities in the entire world. Psst, this post contains affiliate […]
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[ad_1] Saudi Arabia’s culinary sector is having a serious glow-up, blending centuries-old flavours with fresh, modern ideas as tourism continues to boom. From the jaw-dropping golden landscapes of AlUla to the buzzing souqs of Jeddah, travellers are discovering that Saudi Arabia has plenty to offer beyond traditional meat-heavy fare! Thanks to the Kingdom’s growing focus […]
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[ad_1] Credit: Faraaz Abdool Birding in Trinidad and Tobago is full of surprises. In this episode of The World Vegan Travel Podcast, Brighde speaks with Faraaz Abdool, a wildlife photographer, writer, conservationist, birding guide, and safari guide from Trinidad and Tobago. Faraaz helps people reconnect with the natural world through birding, wildlife tours, photography, writing, […]
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[ad_1] As a traveller, one of the most used pieces of luggage I have is a carry-on. It goes with me everywhere, from short weekend trips to longer adventures (alongside my check-in). This also means it takes the most abuse, lugged around airports, shoved into overhead bins on planes, pulled through the tube barriers, and […]
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