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The Galapagos Islands are one of the most beautiful destinations in the world. There are literally hundreds of options to choose from when visiting this paradise on  Earth, due to the many islands in this archipelago. But how can you choose the perfect trip? When it comes to exploring extraordinary and adventurous places, it’s always recommended to focus on the best ways you want to experience the place, and make sure you can fit it all in. How To Choose The Perfect Galapagos Islands Cruise Itinerary Which places are a must-visit? What you should not miss? Which tourist traps do you need to avoid? How can you choose the best package? There are many why’s and how’s. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In this article, we’ll help you choose the perfect Galapagos Islands cruise itinerary with the following tips to consider. #1. Plan Ahead! The number one tip to consider when travelling to Galapagos is to plan ahead. The Galapagos Islands are a remote location and most of the visits can be

Southeast Asia has a very special place in my heart because it’s the place where the seeds of veganism were officially planted into my head (I saw a dead dog at the meat market 🙁 ). I’ve lived in Bangkok, house sat in Chiang Mai and travelled across Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Laos, Thailand and Singapore. Whilst I’m loathe to put these unique countries with their unique histories and cultures into one box of sweeping statements, it still can’t be denied: the food in Southeast Asia is incredible. Yes, even for travelling vegans. In this (hopefully useful) guide, I’m giving a quick overview of the eight Southeast Asian countries I’ve personally travelled vegan in (with an invitation for you to add your own tips for Myanmar, Brunei and East Timor). As is my usual ‘style’, I’m laying out (pun intended?) the accidentally vegan foods of each country as well as the traditional foods of the countries and how to veganise them. Let’s go vegan travel in Southeast A

Nissan is to continue as the Official Vehicle Partner of the Football Association of Ireland for a new three-year term up to 2026, writes Trish Whelan.  Nissan has played a pivotal role in driving the development of football in communities all over Ireland since it became an FAI partner in September 2019. The car company will continue to supply a fleet of 55 vehicles to FAI Development Officers and other personnel working across Ireland to promote football and to attract girls and boys of all ages and abilities to play the game.  The total value of the cars is €2 million and the fleet includes the new Nissan Qashqai e-Power which allows drivers to experience the thrill of EV driving without ever having to plug in the car to recharge it. Other cars supplied to the fAI are 100pc electric, mild hybrid and hybrid vehicles as part of an ongoing green initiative which is helping the FAI reduce its carbon footprint.  Commenting, FAI CEO, Jonathan Hill, said: “The 55 electrified vehicles keep