Travelling lightly can sometimes be tricky. Despite baggage weight restrictions, we can be tempted to haul around lots of stuff while we’re out there travelling the vegan road. It’s only February, and already we’re seeing a surge of influencers showing us how to live minimally. We’re being shown that by owning less stuff, we can […]
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The council area of the City of Moonee Valley here in Melbourne has been nominated as a finalist in the Sustainable Environment category for the 2019 Wellbeing City Award this week. The 2019 Wellbeing City Award is the world’s first global competition that recognises city-led action on urban wellbeing. A part of the reason why
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Global luxury wellness travel company Health and Fitness Travel has created a series of bespoke wellness holidays throughout Asia. This meets the demand for travellers seeking a digital detox, fitness, better nutrition or a life transformation. So, what about vegan travellers seeking a luxurious wellness holiday? According to Euromonitor International, Australia is the third-fastest growing
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It’s a New Year which means it’s a new year of new vegan travel. Coincidently, it’s also Veganuary, run by the charity of the same name to “inspire people to try vegan for January and throughout the rest of the year.” As you will know by reading Fire & Tea, it’s easy to travel vegan.
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A few days into a three-month Contiki trip across the U.S in 2000, it became clear that I was expected to drink. The tour group comprised mostly of Aussies travellers, and a handful of New Zealand and U.K travellers. Every time we arrived at the next town, there was the unspoken rule to go out
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It’s no wonder that this time of year is known as the silly season. As we inch closer to Christmas, the silliness grows into a beast unto its own. The endless shopping for Christmas presents, completing the ever-scrolling to-do list at work and attending all the celebrations that this time of year brings demand our
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Lonely Planet recently published ‘Wellness Escapes’, a guide to the world’s wellness getaways. Wellness is a buzz word of late, and many travellers are flocking to destinations where they can rest, refuel and replenish their bodies. The timing of this publication is uncanny, and I think this is a sign of the times in which
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“Jess turned vegetarian in mid-2014 while we were both planning a fundraising trip to Borneo with the WWF. Someone questioned me as to why I wanted to save a certain species but would happily eat another. Having never thought of it that way, it truly made me think more about my food choices.” The decision
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A great Australian bushwalk holds many benefits for travellers. It’s in our blood to wander and there’s unexplained beauty in that. Travellers are motivated to wander for many reasons – to explore new destinations, to find meaning or purpose in our lives or debunk a belief, to seek out connections and make life-long friends. There
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Today’s post is sponsored by Webjet.com.au Australia and New Zealand’s leading online travel agency for cheap flights and cheap holiday packages. Tasmania can be chilly but is warmly welcoming, cosy and easily explored from a vegan perspective. All you need to do is book in a few days, or a longer cheap holiday package, to
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