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Checking dream destinations off your bucket list can take a little extra work and planning as a vegan. However, finding the right accommodation is an essential part of any memorable trip, and there are a few important considerations when it comes to veganism. How To Find and Choose Vegan Accommodation While Traveling The idea of fully vegan hotels is somewhat newer, but as people learn the associated benefits, we’re likely to notice even more options in the future. More recently, larger hotel chains have even begun implementing veganism and sustainability. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you choose vegan accommodations when traveling. #1. Review a Local Map! The best way to ensure you have access to vegan-friendly markets and restaurants is to pinpoint exactly where you’re staying. Many hotel search engines allow you to view your options on a map. You can use the map feature on Motelmatcher.com to choose accommodations nearby attractions you plan on visiting. / Image Sour

 Papua New Guinea Police Commissioner David Manning has warned that he will recommend to the PNG Electoral Commission to declare failed elections for the Enga Province if the violence, death and destruction continues. Commissioner Manning made this remark following an upsurge in lawlessness within the last 72 hours in parts of the Enga Province. Papua New Guinea Police Commissioner David Manning Mr Manning said a joint task force comprising of military and police personnel will be established and inserted into the Enga Province at the earliest to restore law and order. The Commissioner also announced that 15 candidates of the various seats within the Enga Province in the 2022 National General Election are currently being investigated for their role in the election related violence. “Someone must be held responsible for the death and destruction in the Enga Province. These candidates, these so-called leaders, were silent when the death and destruction began and have remained silent sinc

 Papua New Guinea’s Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey has presented a whopping K24.5 billion budget for 2023 in Parliament this afternoon. Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey  The 2023 money plan is the largest in the country’s history. Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey when presenting the 2023 Budget in Parliament today said the money plan is the largest investment in the history of the country. Total revenues will be another record estimate of K19.5b, a 20.9 percent increase from 2022. Mr Ling-Stuckey said the 2023 budget also delivers a billion-kina reduction in the size of deficit down from K5.9b in 2022 to K4.9b in 2023. Next :  PNG Government provides K590 Million Cost of Living Relief for Citizens