While we have no real anxiety when we travel (partly because we always make sure we have full travel insurance) there is sometimes some low-level anxiety when it comes to packing. If we have a long flight, we do like to have everything we need with us. It is SO frustrating to realize that something you need for the flight is actually in your checked in bag and you can't get at it!

Colleen came to Rwanda and did two trips back to back. Hear her talk about her trip to Rwanda and all her thoughts about wildlife tourism.

Veg Travel Buddies interviewed Brighde from World Vegan Travel. Veg Travel Buddies is a platform that pairs vegans and vegetarians with travel buddies to allow them to travel the world with like-minded people.

Brighde was thrilled earlier this year to be interviewed by the German You Tubers Yes 2 Life. Have a look and a listen to find out why we started World Vegan Travel.

We, at the World Vegan Travel team have a love / hate relationship with travel insurance. We have so far (touch wood) never needed to make a claim for any trip that we have taken. This sometimes feels like a waste of time and certainly a waste of money, yet we still do it. 

Brighde was interviewed by the popular podcast 'Join us in France' where Annie talked to her about being as vegan traveler in France. Spoiler alert, it's better than most people might expect!

It's been a while and I totally forgot to post this lovely interview that I did with The Plantiful Podcast some months ago!

Consuming pure and clean water is so important not only to satisfy our thirst but also is important to maintain our health. Impure water can make us sick and cause many diseases like cholera and diarrhea. Plastic water bottles are very expensive compared to water from the tap, there is also some evidence to suggest that the plastic in water bottles poses health risks and we all know by now that single use plastic is a scourge  for nature and creates many unfavorable environmental hazards.  ​

The World Vegan Travel team have spent 8 years in Bangkok over the past 10 years and we have seen Bangkok turn from a place where vegan food was available but not necessarily highly accessible to a place with vegan abundance.

We recently went to Rwanda with 57 vegan travelers and Debra, one of our travelers said it best when she said; “This journey to Rwanda was life-changing for me.”

So, why does Rwanda have this impact on so many of its visitors? Why does this small East African country leave its mark in such a profound way on people’s hearts? We asked some of our vegan travelers from July 2019 to explain why, we looked through their thoughts and came up with some recurring themes in their replies.