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Traveling as a Vegan

Stephanie (travel agent and copywriter for KHM Travel Group) shares her tips and experiences traveling as a vegan. Ten years ago, (quite literally) overnight I decided to embrace a plant-based diet and evolve from a seafood-and-steak-loving omnivore into an herbivore. While this decision was propelled by several factors, the promise of improved health loomed large. I won’t divulge my medical history in this blog post, but the changes I experienced were remarkably swift and involved ceasing the multiple medications I was taking to treat a long-term condition.  Navigating a plant-powered path was much more challenging ten years ago than it…
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Winter In The Park

Time to Plan Winter Travel

Sunny summer days are slowly coming to an end, but thankfully, the beautiful weather lingers. While enjoying weekend barbecues, lunch time walks, or rounds of golf, it can be easy to forget that winter is just around the corner! Colder weather and hectic holidays may not be on your mind yet, but there’s an important reason to flip a couple of months ahead on your calendar…now is the best time to plan your winter travel! Plan Early Early planning is ideal, especially if you’d like to travel over the winter holidays or during school breaks. Flights and resorts usually fill up…
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Wildlife Travel: Do’s and Don’ts

When you’re thinking about your next vacation, the animal lover in you might be inspired by our wonderful, wild world and consider a destination where education, observation, and immersion with various species is the main attraction. First, consider a few “dos and don’ts” for wildlife travel:​​​​ Do book with a reputable tour company that respects nature. Don’t plan activities that are exploitative and harmful to animals, like dolphin swims, elephant rides, circuses, or animal shows. Do look for ethical experiences that operate in the best interest of the animals. Some of the greatest places around the world for embracing your…
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Traveling with Pets

It can be hard to part with our four-legged friends when we go on vacation, and traveling with pets is becoming more common. In fact, a study by AAA and Best Western International reported that more than half of U.S. travelers take their cats and dogs on vacation with them. However, keeping our canine and feline family members comfortable and safe during travel requires a little extra planning. These tips will help the trip go as smoothly as possible for the pet and its humans! Tips for Traveling by Car Taking a test drive or two before a long road trip…
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The “Don’ts” of Flying

While flying isn’t quite as glamorous as it was during the golden age of air travel, you can still feel like a star upon arrival. Feel refreshed and in vacation mode when you follow these “don’ts of flying” for etiquette and self-care during your flight. The next time you fly: Don’t sit for the entire flight. Stand up, stretch, and walk a bit each hour of your flight to prevent blood clots and provide some relief to your back, legs, and muscles. A lumbar support pillow can also prevent a sore back upon arrival. Don’t zone out during the safety…
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