Last weekend, I headed to Apollo Bay for a yoga retreat. Part of the program involved going to the beach. Without thinking, I took my phone with me. Now, I have a habit of stashing things in my pocket. Once it was time to head back to our lodgings, we stopped on a grassy area […]
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Well, Travellers. We’ve made it! It’s almost the end of the year and the start of Christmas. I just want to take this moment to thank you for your support in 2021 and I hope you enjoy the festive season over the coming days. But before we get to Christmas, let’s take one final look
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Geoff Stamp has a passion for all things travel and all things vegan. This is evident in his vegan travel club Vegan on the Map. Geoff was on hand to answer a few questions about his vegan travel business and his upcoming round the world vegan tour. He also discusses how travel may look like
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We often hear ourselves say we love animals. However, where do we draw the line when it comes to loving animals? Do we love some and not others? Do we love those who are cute and cuddly or do we run in fear from those who may not fit into this category? To love animals
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It’s that time of the month again when we can put a vegan spin on the latest food and travel news. While we can’t travel too far, we can still dream about those itineraries waiting to be curated in our own countries. We can also dream about where to go when travel bubbles become a
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There’s one thing that’s clear as Melbourne emerges from lockdowns and restrictions. Domestic travel is definitely our friend. In fact, it’s our old friend. Remember when you were a child, your parents would pack you up in the back of the car and hit the road for a few days? These experiences were our toe-dip
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This month’s Vegan View is travelling a little closer to home because it has a lot to do with the amount of vegan products hitting the market. While veganism is rapidly on the rise, so too are those products we can’t do without. If you didn’t know the difference between cruelty-free and vegan… There was
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The number of cafes across Australia has expanded dramatically in recent years. According to IBISWorld, the success of cafés in Australia is the result of “strong consumer demand for high-quality and convenient food and drinks”. Specifically, the number of cafés in Australia rose by 1.5% between 2015 and 2020. What is special about the café
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This week marked World Wildlife Day. On March 3 in 1973, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) was signed. Now, March 3 celebrates and raises awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants. However, we live in a world where humans are encroaching on the wilderness through
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It’s appropriate to publish February’s edition of The Vegan View a little earlier this month, because this week marks the Lunar New Year. Let’s veganise the Lunar New Year celebrations to ring in the Year of the Ox, and discover where the mainstream media is tapping into the power of travelling vegan in other parts
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