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Australian Bushfires

By jessicawhalen January 2, 2020 8 m read

What’s Been Happening in Australia Australians, as casual as we are, we tend to understate things. We say have a few dangerous animals, but in reality, we have a lot that can kill you and they are everywhere. Likewise, at the moment Australia …

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The Ethics of Elephant Tourism

By jessicawhalen March 20, 2019 11 m read

Projected as the quintessential bucket-list activity and the supposed highlight of the ‘idealistic’ Asian holiday, elephant trekking and riding has become a huge trend in animal tourism. World Animal Protection (WAP) claim that there are 3,000 captive elephants in Asia alone used for …

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Vegan Cruise Meals on Princess

By jessicawhalen March 8, 2019 7 m read

Recently, Mum and I embarked on a cruise across the South Pacific with the Princess cruise line. In the initial planning stages of this holiday I had big concerns surrounding catering: Will they have vegan options? Will they know what vegan means? I …

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Cenote Azul Mexico – An Aquatic Wanderland

By jessicawhalen December 12, 2018 2 m read

What is a Cenote? First of all I’m sure you are asking… what is a Cenote? Picture paradise and your half way there. A ‘Cenote’ (se-noh-tay) is a deep natural well or sinkhole typically found in Central America, formed by the collapse of …

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Where to Eat Vegan In Antigua, Guatemala

By jessicawhalen October 10, 2018 7 m read

I often get asked whether I find it difficult to stick to a vegan diet whilst travelling. Some countries can be harder than others but through perseverance, you will be sure to find a vegan alternative just about anywhere you may roam. I …

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A Scenic Breakfast In Bacalar

By jessicawhalen September 3, 2018 2 m read

Bacalar is a town in southeast Mexico, famous for their ‘Bacalar Lake’ or the ‘Lagoon of 7 Colours’. Named with such prestige as the water appears to be multi-hued in shades of turquoise and blue. The lagoon has fresh and translucent water so …

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How to eat Vegan in Mexico

By jessicawhalen September 3, 2018 8 m read

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