WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY REALLY GO?

You've booked your holiday, you've paid for your holiday, have you ever really thought about where your hard earned cash is going?

What if a holiday was as much about others as is was about yourself, can  travel really be  form of altruism whilst promoting the availability of a lifestyle in which people, animals and the environment are not exploited?

Let's find out.



For those of you who have already travelled with me in Guatemala, you'll have already met Freddy, Antigua's top coffee farmer.

Freddy works with De La Gente (of the people); creating economic opportunities for coffee communities.

What's the link?

You buy a Veganbnb Trip, one of the included excursions takes you out to meet Freddy and spend a day with him on his plantation, your money filters down the line to Freddy and his family.

Your money, my recommendation, De La Gente's services, Freddy's profit.

This is how it should be, this is compassionate tourism, simple.

May your vegan journeys not only serve you but serve others, build networks and promote the availability of a lifestyle in which people, animals and the environment are not exploited.

Emma x

OVER TO YOU       

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VEGAN ADVENTURES IN 2015

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