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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...

Acting Governor of the Bank of Papua New Guinea Benny Popoitai has warned that developing economies, like Papua New Guinea would be adversely affected with high prices due to lack of social safety net programs and limited financial resources to minimize the impact, as economies are still recovering from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Global inflation increased significantly in the first half of 2022, due to rising fuel and gas prices, and food grains reflecting the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war. PNG Central Bank /File Photo  In the Quarterly Economic Bulletin December Quarter 2021, Mr. Popoitai stated that the higher prices are expected to remain elevated as Russia continues to show no signs of ending the war in the near future. In light of this, the Government has introduced temporary relief measures, including raising the income tax threshold and providing tax exemptions on essential refined fuel products to relieve consumers of higher fuel prices. NBC News / PNG Today Next ...

 Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape says he is privileged to have met Japanese Prime Minister Hon. Fumio Kishida in Tokyo today (Tuesday, September 27, 2022) before the state funeral of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. PM Marape, one of many world leaders attending Abe’s funeral, had a bilateral meeting with PM Kishida at Akasaka Palace this morning. He was accompanied by International Trade and Investment Minister Hon. Richard Maru, East Sepik Governor Hon. Allan Bird and Papua New Guinea Ambassador to Japan H.E. Samuel Abal The Prime Minister, who is in Tokyo for a day before leaving for Washington DC to attend the Pacific Islands’ Summit, also met with executives of three top energy companies – Sojitz, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corporation and LNG Japan Corporation. He also met Japan Development Institute (JDI) CEO and Chairman Dr Shoichi Kobayashi to progress the special economic zone (SEZ) concept in PNG. “Today was just a short, one-day visit to Japan for me,...