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2 great options in the Maldives if you are vegan

By Paul Eyers on Oct 16, 2016 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Maldives, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany

The Maldives has been one of the world’s premier luxury travel destinations for decades with scores of people heading to these beautiful coral islands to soak up the sun, sea and sand in one of the many resorts available. Popular with divers, honeymooners and paradise beach lovers alike, the Maldives offers unrivalled luxury and the […]

5 perfect Asian hotels for an airport layover

By Paul Eyers on Sep 16, 2016 in Accommodation, Asia, China, Hong Kong, Hotels, Malaysia, Maldives, Philippines, Regions, Thailand

You know how it is, no matter how hard you try to make your international travel plans as seamless as possible, you often end up in that situation where your flight arrives late and your next flight departs early the next day meaning you need a bed for the night; well, here we have 5 perfect […]

5 of the best destinations for vegan luxury in Asia

By Paul Eyers on Aug 19, 2016 in Accommodation, China, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hong Kong, Hotels, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

Asia is hands down our favourite place for luxury travel and we can’t get enough of the different cultures, the natural beauty, the history and the food (the vegan food that is). Contrary to popular belief, our vegan lifestyle isn’t restrictive and so we’ve made it our mission to find the very best in vegan […]

5 ways to make luxury travel more sustainable

By Paul Eyers on Jul 15, 2016 in Accommodation, Air Travel, Asia, China, Hong Kong, Regions, Speciality Travel

We love luxury travel; after all who doesn’t enjoy lounging next to infinity pools, sipping Champagne in swanky city hotels and travelling in comfort and style as you see the wonders of the world? But sometimes we worry that our love of luxury has a huge negative impact on the environment, as indulgence and luxury […]

6 reasons to visit Southern Cambodia

By Paul Eyers on Jun 10, 2016 in Accommodation, Asia, Cambodia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Regions, Travel Miscellany

Cambodia is a country that is fast developing in the world of popular tourism, which is due in the large part, to the amazing Angkor Wat and surrounding ancient temple ruins. But head south and you’ll see a different side to the Kingdom of Wonder, one where the hustle and bustle of the main tourist […]

3 reasons why raw veganism is the next hot trend in luxury travel

By Paul Eyers on May 17, 2016 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Thailand, Travel Miscellany

We recently took a step outside the usual luxury offering in Thailand and stayed at Evason Hua Hin, a laid back luxury beach resort less that 4 hours from Bangkok. We stayed in one of their newly refurbished pool villas, a spacious villa appointed with everything you’d expect from this luxury brand including bespoke room […]

3 Malaysian hotspots for vegans

By Paul Eyers on Apr 15, 2016 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Malaysia, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany

Ah beautiful, tropical, culturally rich Malaysia; how we love what you have to offer those who want to explore in style. Malaysia has got it all; beautiful beaches, abundant nature, culture, history and a lot of delicious food. It also happens to be an excellent destination for vegan travellers (who are people that love to […]

8 top tips to get the best from your Business Class flight as a vegan

By Paul Eyers on Mar 18, 2016 in Air Travel, Food and Drink, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany

The luxury travel world is becoming well experienced at catering for the growing number of vegans out there; no longer are we expected to settle for salad and a sub standard product because we are vegan; luxury hotels and resorts are offering vegan menus, vegan amenities and even vegan cooking classes to ensure that vegan […]

3 luxury hotel brands which offer their guests vegan amenities

By Paul Eyers on Feb 10, 2016 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Indonesia, Regions, Taiwan, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

You arrive in style, transported by the hotel’s limousine service; your check-in is smooth, housekeeping have already selected your choice of non-feather pillows and the chef has been in touch to tell you that a vegan menu has been prepared for you, there’s even vegan champagne being served in the executive lounge. So far, so […]

5 hotels for vegan luxury and Michelin-starred dining in Hong Kong

By Paul Eyers on Jan 19, 2016 in Accommodation, China, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hong Kong, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany

Our love of luxury travel and our search for the best vegan food in the world recently took us to Hong Kong, where the skyscrapers dominate the skyline and hustle and bustle oozes from every corner of the city. The opportunity to find a world class luxury hotel is Hong Kong is everywhere with all […]

4 luxury hotels in Taipei that welcome vegan guests

By Paul Eyers on Dec 24, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Attractions, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Taiwan, Travel Miscellany

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a fast growing and bustling metropolis that’s famous as a ‘foodie’ destination; from night markets offering colourful street food to fine dining restaurants, it’s packed with culinary options fuelling the city’s food obsession. Quite simply, people in Taipei are really passionate about food, all kinds of food. You may not know it but Taipei, home of […]

3 vegan friendly resorts in Vietnam near UNESCO World Heritage Sites

By Paul Eyers on Nov 27, 2015 in Asia, Attractions, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

For your next trip how about combining luxury living, fine dining and spa therapies with some history and culture? If this sounds good to you then read on and consider checking into one of these 3 vegan friendly resorts in Vietnam near UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Fly to Danang in Central Vietnam and check in […]

4 luxury resorts in Vietnam where you can experience vegan luxury

By Paul Eyers on Nov 02, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

Vietnam, one of South East Asia’s premier travel destinations has something for everyone; pristine beaches, beautiful temples, culture, history, vibrant cities and breathtaking rural landscapes, not to mention a cuisine that holds it’s own on the world stage. What you may not know is that it’s also a haven for vegans and vegetarians. Every month, […]

4 vegan friendly luxury hotels in Saigon

By Paul Eyers on Oct 11, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

Saigon, or Ho Chi Minh City, is known as the Southern capital of Vietnam and is a ‘must visit’ location when exploring South East Asia. It’s a fast growing, bustling and energetic hub of activity with shops, restaurants, iconic sights and some of the country’s busiest traffic that will leave you transfixed. Development is happening […]

3 new South East Asian luxury experiences for your bucket list

By Paul Eyers on Sep 17, 2015 in Accommodation, Adventure Travel, Asia, Cambodia, Cruises & Boat Travel, Hotels, Regions, Speciality Travel, Vietnam

With new hotels, resorts and luxury travel opportunities opening all of the time, there’s a risk that your bucket list becomes so long that you’ll need to give up your 9-5 and hit the road full time just to work your way through it. This may be possible for some but for those who can’t […]

5 things to do in Siem Reap once you’ve explored Angkor Wat

By Paul Eyers on Aug 18, 2015 in Asia, Attractions, Cambodia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany

Angkor Wat is the most visited tourist attraction in Cambodia and the splendour of these ancient temple ruins is hard to deny, or be impressed by, despite the burgeoning crowds. You could spend weeks, if not years, exploring Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples which span out over a huge 400 square kilometres but most […]

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