Thailand will soon open the world’s first in environmentally friendly and vegan luxurious hotels. The hotel is named PlantLife Hotel Sanctuary. The hotel will give guests an opportunity to share the time with rescued animals and also explore the beautiful nature that is surrounding them. The hotel has a simple mission and that involves providing a luxurious travel experience to guests that is vegan while creating experiences that does not compromise ethics. The website states that we can live in luxury with plant life and never cause harm to nature or to the animals that are surrounding us. They believe that no one should be made to suffer for them to achieve their goals of luxury. That is why the hotel ensures that it is vegan in all its operations to protect the wellbeing of its guests, nature, and wild animals. Joanna and Alex Hellier were the founding fathers of PlantLife Hotel Sanctuary. Their disappointment which made them bond was over the lack of vegan accommodations in the hotel industry and they came together to make this a reality. They wanted to protect the environment and then protect animals in nature, and that is why they started the hotel.

Don’t get too excited yet though, the project is to be funded via crowdfunding on Indiegogo, with a goal of USD 870,000 (how much they can get done for that amount is a question for another day), but at the time of writing this article, they had only raised USD 6129 with only 3 days left.

You can view the funding campaign and make a contribution on their Indigogo page here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-worlds-1st-luxury-vegan-solar-powered-hotel#/ 

Key Takeaways:

• For those who love the vegan lifestyle, the world’s first vegan hotel that is environmentally friendly and convenient will soon be launched in Thailand.
• The hotel is called PlantLIfe Hotel Sanctuary and will offer guests the opportunity to have good time to spend with rescued animals and explore nature.
• The mission of the hotel as stated on its website is to provide a vegan travel experience for guests that is luxurious without compromising ethics.

“Perhaps fittingly, the duo met while traveling, bonding over a shared disappointment that there is often a lack of vegan or environmentally-friendly accommodations in many parts of the world.”

Read more: https://tophotel.news/want-to-stay-in-a-vegan-hotel-in-thailand-you-now-can/

The majestic Chao Phraya River in Bangkok is very well known and is the dynamic pulse of life in the city. The river provides easy access to many parts of the city and some of the most luxurious hotels in Bangkok. The river is a constant hive of activity with all kinds of boats, from hotel shuttle boats to longtail boats for hire, to public ferries to giant really long garbage barges! Some of the best views in the city can be had from on or around the river,  including the amazing Temple of Dawn from the river as well as the historic riverside shopping district. The temples that can be seen from the river look so majestic.

Key Takeaways:

• Bangkok is one of the most well traveled to places in the whole entire world for good reason.
• Understand how the city of Bangkok works is essential to knowing how to navigate it.
• The actual things that are provided by the river are essential for the way that people live in Bangkok.

“The Chao Phraya River is the heart of Bangkok and the riverside one of its most charismatic areas from which you can explore the city from the water or watch the world go by on its riverbanks.”

Check out Bangkok Riverside Hotels.

Read more: https://www.bangkok101.com/bangkok-riverside-a-quick-guide/

There are lots of ways to make your summer vacation the best it can be and save money, too. For example, traveling on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday will typically mean cheaper airfare and less crowded airports. Check your hotel bill carefully, and avoid checking in at the same time that there is a big event going on in the vicinity. Always know your rights, including your right to compensation from the airline if your flight is more than 3 hours late.

Key Takeaways:

• When traveling ensure you plan ahead, try to avoid scheduling around other large events, and plan to travel during the middle of the work week.
• Consider all the extra costs and hidden fees associated with hotels, luggage, and know the rules and regulations around your plans.
• Staying longer can decrease your cost and knowing other nearby destinations can give you a two-for-one feeling as you may accomplish both visits.

“Summer is around the corner, and many travelers all over the world are busy planning their vacations. In an effort to help travelers enjoy their trip and get the most bang for their buck, air passenger rights and travel”

Read more: https://www.eturbonews.com/250511/10-travel-tips-to-help-you-to-get-the-most-out-of-your-summer-vacation

Thailand is one of those places that is getting a bit more mainstream in the eyes of many. It has long been a beautiful vacation spot and that has been well noted. However, now it is becoming a place that is much more inhabitable than people have initially believed. Thailand is very hot but they are one of the leaders in terms of having eco-friendly properties. The Six Senses group have long been known for their eco friendly approach to resort living, now more and more properties are seeing the upside of taking a more sustainable view.

Key Takeaways:

• Thailand is becoming a place where more and more people want to go live.
• The fact of the matter is that the more people that are using eco-friendly properties that are better for the environment.
• This article highlights seven properties in Thailand that stand out for their eco-stance.

“Everything about The Island Hideout is serene. From the locally-sourced building structures to its views overlooking Phang Nga Bay, this island retreat is as relaxing as it gets.”

Seven luxurious eco-friendly hotels and resorts in Thailand

• The Island Hideout, Phang Nga
• 137 Pillars House, Chiang Mai
• Islanda Hideaway Resort, Krabi
• Sivatel, Bangkok
• Six Senses, Koh Samui
• Aleenta Resort and Spa, Phang Nga
• Akyra Tas Sukhumvit, Bangkok

Read more: http://destinationthailandnews.com/tourism/ota-news/seven-eco-friendly-properties-in-thailand-that-dont-sacrifice-luxury-for-sustainability.html