Guest article by Gosia Mobbs.Vegan Peruvian Food in Cusco and Machu PicchuThe Inca ruins of Machu Picchu still hold the same wonder and mystery today as they must have when Hiram Bingham discovered them in 1911. Along with Iguazu falls on the border of Brazil and Argentina, Machu Picchu is one…
Vegan Malta Guide14 Delicious Vegan Foods from MaltaMalta doesn’t often get touted as a vegan-friendly destination. In fact, vegan visitors are sometimes dismayed to find out how few vegetarian or vegan restaurants Malta has to offer. It’s true that the Malta vegan movement is still in its infancy, and meat and…
Guest article by Sina Poureshagh of Iran Vegan Travel.Vegan Persian Food: How to Eat Vegan in IranWhile today many people worldwide know about Iran and its culture, art, philosophy, and architecture, few know about Persian cuisine, much less vegan Persian food. This Middle Eastern cuisine is full of unique, tasty…
An Honest Duolingo ReviewIf you’ve ever searched for language learning apps to use on your smartphone, you’ve almost certainly come across Duolingo. It’s by far the most popular language learning program for smartphones and is used by 300 million people all over the world. One of the great things about Duolingo…
Guest article by Josh Kian.Sri Lanka Vegan Travel TipsSome people travel for culture, some for architecture and others for exhilarating outdoor experiences. I travel for a huge culmination of reasons, but at the top of that list is food. And not just any food — delicious vegan food! This hunger has…
Pantanal Tours – The Best Eco Holiday Option in BrazilWhile the Amazon rainforest is the most famous eco holiday destination in Brazil, that’s not where you’ll see the most wildlife. Your best chance of spotting Brazil wildlife is actually on one of the many Pantanal tours offered at the other end…
A couple of weeks ago, I had the most amazing vegan pizza at a place called Ay Mi Madre! in Madrid. If you want the full low-down, check out my Vegan Guide to Madrid. To avoid repeating myself, I’ll just give you the super-quick version: There were artichokes (the name of…
Guest article by Cassandra BrooklynVegan Cuba Travel Guide The State of the Vegan Movement in CubaHave you heard that it’s hard to find vegan food in Cuba? Well, that’s true, but it’s only partially true. You’re unlikely to find vegan ice cream or mock meats, but you’ll be able to find many…
Vegan India: Q&A with Prachi JainIn June 2019, I will be leading a vegan India tour in collaboration with a vegan tour company called Escape To. I’m super excited about this opportunity, and I know that many of you are too! I’ve received lots of questions about vegan food in India,…
Guest article by Rosanna Pycraft.Vegan-Friendly and Vegan Restaurants BrightonTaste, atmosphere and community. A local’s guide to Brighton’s top alternative vegan-friendly café-bars and restaurants. There are so many innovative and delicious vegan-friendly and vegan restaurants in Brighton that are not often talked about. I want to give these places the attention that…
Hi, I'm Wendy. I'm an intrepid traveler, vegan foodie and animal lover. I travel all over the world (117 countries and counting!) uncovering vegan treasures to show you how you can be vegan anywhere. Read more on my About page.
