You can now make Vegan cruises around the world

Vegan trips are better than ever. There are vegan hotels and resorts around the world, but vegan travelers also have access to a fully vegan vacation on the ocean.

The German company Vegan Travel has made history by organizing the first vegan cruise in the world. From 2017, she sailed from London to Norway with more than 1,800 pbadengers on board.

Now, the travel company operates each year several cruises from multiple international destinations.

The cruises planned this year include a 7-night cruise on the Rhone in the south of France, a 7-night cruise in the Chilean fjord, which also includes ancient glaciers, a 7-night cruise in the delta from the Mekong, Cambodia to Vietnam, as well as a 6 night cruise. Hungary cruise to Germany.

Vegan Travel cruises alleviate all the worries of vegan travelers by ensuring everything from food, badtails, toiletries, to vegan, so that all pbadengers have to present themselves and enjoy a vacation vegan.

The company is able to do this by chartering an entire ship, taking it completely in charge, and then creating a vegan tour for the guests.

Vegan travels even brings one of their vegan chefs from Europe aboard the ship to work with the crew of cruise ships because they are not usually trained in vegan cooking.

Managing Director Dirk Bocklage, a former cruise ship, has already told Forbes that he thought there was a strong demand for vegan trips and that non-vegan travelers were also interested in a vegan cruise.

"There are more and more vegans, but those who have not considered going on a vegan vacation are becoming more numerous," Bocklage said.

"On our first vegan river cruise, there were only Germans on board. There are now 50% English speaking guests from America, United Kingdom and Australia. "

Bocklage added that his company had a 90% to 95% occupancy rate for each cruise.

Voyages Vegan hopes to be able to use environmentally friendly gas and electric vessels in the future, but for the moment, they only rent vessels that do not consume heavy fuel to minimize their impact on the environment.