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Exploring the local delights is one of the most exciting parts of any travel adventure. So it’s no wonder that social media is flooded with images of fabulous foods from around the world, and we’re probably all guilty of sharing a picture of a plate at some point – especially if it’s enjoyed with a spectacular view. 3 Fabulous Vegan-friendly Travel Locations Unfortunately, not all cultures instinctively cater to plant-based diets, and in parts of the world where veganism is less common, herbi- and fungivores may struggle to find filling food that satisfies their hunger for culinary adventure. With that in mind, these are just three locations that offer a fantastic variety of vegan options alongside breath-taking travel opportunities. #1. Vegan in Lisbon, Portugal At a glance, the traditional cuisine of Portugal might seem prohibitive for a plant-based diet. This coastal country has a significant fishing trade, meaning that seafood comprises many traditional Portuguese menus. But vegeta...

. By Naomi Takoma : FM 100  On this day 246 years ago, America gained its Independence, and for Papua New Guinea through shared values and common interest, our history or relationship with America dates back to World War Two. Picture: American Independence celebrations at the Hilton Hotel in Port Moresby The leader of the US Embassy to Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, Chargé d’Affaires Joe Zadrozny made these remarks last week Friday (1st July) during the cocktail reception at the Hilton hotel in Port Moresby. Chargé d’Affaires Joe Zadrozny recalled WW2 as the biggest and deadliest war in history, and a turning point for American history. He further stated that the people of PNG displayed remarkable courage in the war with indescribable kindness and compassion to the American troops who were stationed in PNG. “While we usually talk about the US-Papua New Guinea relationship dating back to WW2, in fact there is another important event that links the two countrie...

 Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has arrived in Papua New Guinea and paid a courtesy call to the Government House. He was welcomed by the Governor General His Excellency Sir Bob Dadae and a traditional Fiji Ceremony by the Fijian Community in Port Moresby. Mr Rabuka is the first Prime Minister to arrive for the Pacific Leaders Summit, ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins. They will be joined by other Pacific islands leaders in the coming days. Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka at Government Haus, Photo by Kalang FM PM  Rabuka acknowledged His Excellency Grand Chief Sir Bob Dadae for welcoming him and his delegation to the Government House. According to statement released by the Fiji government,  Prime Minister Honourable Sitiveni Rabuka is leading a government delegation to Papua New Guinea (PNG) today (18 May) to join other regional leaders at the 3rd Forum for India-Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC). This  also be Hon. Rabuka...

Are you planning a trip to Iceland and wondering when the best time to rent a car is? Many travellers visiting the “ land of fire and ice ” have the same question, so we decided to answer it. In this blog post, we’ll explore all the factors to consider when choosing the best time to rent a car in Iceland, so you can make an informed decision. Summer or winter? When it comes to renting a car in Iceland , one of the biggest questions people have is whether summer or winter is the best time to do so. Generally speaking, summer is the most popular time for visiting Iceland, and as such, rental cars tend to be more expensive during that season. However, if you are looking for a unique and memorable experience , winter can also be a great time to visit Iceland. Weekday or weekend? When it comes to renting a car in Iceland, it is important to consider when you plan to take your vehicle out on the roads. While weekends tend to be busier and more expensive, weekdays may be quieter and less ex...