The World Vegan Travel Podcast Brighde Reed

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In today’s episode, we’ll be talking to Nia Seney, a long-term vegan from Vancouver and the editor-in-chief of one of the newest and most exciting vegan magazines out there: The Global Vegan Magazine. Nia, a long-term resident in Vancouver is here today to chat about her city (and my closest city) Vancouver! We are huge fans of this city so listen along as we share the best things to do, see and of course, all our favorite places to eat in this fabulous city! As you’re listening, look up the places on your Google Maps and star all these great things to do so you have the perfect itinerary for when you are in Vancouver next.

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In today’s episode, we’ll be talking to Teagan Kane from Infinite Blue Dive Travel. Teagan was born in Pennsylvania, and he always dreamed of seeing the world, he ended up in another country teaching at an International school in South Korea. He began to travel a lot around Asia in his free time and then found SCUBA diving and later on Freediving both in the Philippines. 
He discovered the world under the water and saw that it was disappearing fast. He gave up fish and that started him on his vegan journey when he realized that he didn’t need eggs and cheese and made the switch to being fully vegan. 
Now Teagan helps others on their journey while showing the delights the ocean and cuisines around the world have to offer and is also a certified yoga instructor. 
On this podcast we will discuss:
Why you should consider a dive holiday, especially as a veganThe difference between living aboard boats and dive resortWhat are some common concerns and worries before divingHow to get started even if you have dived beforeSome of Teagan’s favorite destinations for diving

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In today’s episode, we’ll be talking to Eunice Reyes from Rated V Food. An American from Portland is an epic vegan foodie and traveler and shares her experiences on her YouTube channel. Long-term listeners might have heard an episode I did with Eunice before which was on Armchair Travel during the height of the pandemic.

Eunice is fantastic and I was lucky enough to meet her in her native Portland, and I can confirm is just as fun, bubbly, and passionate about travel and vegan food as she is in her YouTube videos.

Eunice is going to be sharing a little about her experiences in Spain and sharing her accidentally vegan foods in different regions of Spain and her three ‘off-the-beaten-track’ Spanish cities you might like to check out.

In this episode we discuss:
Her Ebook - The Ultimate Vegan Guide to SpainHer experience in SpainVegan Restaurants vs non-vegan restaurantsAccidently vegan food you should be able to get at most restaurants

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Maggie started VegOut in 2016 to show her veg-curious friends the delicious vegan options they could enjoy while dining out. Originally from Kalamazoo, Michigan, she now resides in Los Angeles (and is perfectly happy never scraping ice off her windshield again). She graduated with a degree in creative advertising from Michigan State University (Go green!) and worked in various industries—including nonprofit, hospitality, staffing, and financial services—before founding VegOut. In her free time, she enjoys traveling (and eating all the vegan food), hiking, and spending time with family and friends.
Now as you can imagine, with her work as a magazine editor, she needs to keep her finger on the vegan pulse so who better share their top five cities for vegan foodies? Maggie has traveled widely throughout the US and the world and as a vegan foodie herself she’s going to let you know all the top hottest spots to check out so you can enjoy your next visit to these places
In this episode, we discuss


Her top picks for citiesPeople who are doing amazing things in these placesFestivals and events that might coincide with your visit

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I am so honored to be sharing a very special vegan travel experience that I just returned from. If you are on our newsletter list or have been catching our Instagram stories, you might be aware already, but I have just returned from South Korea! This might come as a bit of a surprise to you because not only have we never talked to you or our community about Korea as a country that we are especially interested in before whether it is for our own personal travel or for a World Vegan Travel trip but sometimes life sends you down roads you didn’t even know existed!

I don’t want to talk too much about how all this came to pass in this introduction but I do want to tell you that I am not the only one talking about this today because I am joined by three other amazing women: 


In this episode, we discuss


How we all ended up in KoreaWhat were our reactions to this invitationOur opinions on if Korea is vegan friendlyWhat about the tourism industry?What we did while we were there - Seoul, Yeosu, Busan, and  GyeongjuOur vegan (and non-vegan)  travel companionsWhat surprised us about KoreaThe infrastructure and transportationOur favorite mealsOur future Korean plans professionally and personally

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In today’s episode, we’ll be talking to Jared from Safety Wing. Safety Wing is a very interesting company who are looking to help nomadic people and remote teams to take care of themselves while they are traveling through affordable travel insurance for individuals and teams but also in the future create a social safety net when living overseas for longer periods of time. It’s kind of hard to explain, but I will let Jared do that. All I can say is that when Seb and I are looking to live more remotely, we will be considering Safety Wing.