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How to Vegan Travel – We answer all your Questions about Vegan Travel, Vegan Hotels, and Vegan-friendly Destinations

How to Vegan Travel – We answer all your Questions about Vegan Travel, Vegan Hotels, and Vegan-friendly Destinations

More and more people are living and traveling vegan. What was quite difficult a few years ago is becoming increasingly easier. A growing number of travel companies are catering to vegans by offering plant-based meals and animal-free accommodations. Here are some practical tips on how…

Beautiful Villages in motion: The Vitalizing Effect of Hotels

Beautiful Villages in motion: The Vitalizing Effect of Hotels

Here on our blog, we often talk about the disappearance of plants, animals, and nature – but did you know that the number of villages is dwindling as well? Since the start of the Industrial Revolution, an increasing number of people moved to the cities.…

Travel Etiquette vs. Eco Etiquette – How do I behave politely AND sustainably on vacation?

Travel Etiquette vs. Eco Etiquette – How do I behave politely AND sustainably on vacation?

PIt may come as a surprise, but going green isn’t always popular. If you want to live and travel sustainably, you’re on trend – but statistically speaking, you’re still in the minority. That’s because it’s not always compatible with accepted behavior at your destination. This…

Spice it up: These organic spices are used by our Green PearlsⓇ partners

Spice it up: These organic spices are used by our Green PearlsⓇ partners

To “spice up” means to make food tasty by adding spices. But do they have to be exotic spices from overseas, or can we do without them for sustainability reasons? To find out, we checked out our Green PearlsⓇ partners who recommended their organic spices.

Take a shower and save the world

Take a shower and save the world

Showering is considered more sustainable than bathing. But it all depends on the shower! “Rain showers” and “waterfall showers”, which have long been trendy in luxury hotels, use 20 liters per minute. This means that 100 liters are gone in just 5 minutes. Not so…