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Inside the quiet rise of vegan-friendly hotels

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The boutique hotel Koukoumi has equipped beds with coconut fibre mattresses. Amenities include soy candles and bamboo toothbrushes, and of course none of the products have been tested on animals.

PRESTIGE: Identifying as vegan is no longer just about consuming a diet that excludes all foods of animal origin. Vegan convictions go beyond meal times and the travel industry is now looking to this market segment that wants to be faithful to its values including during vacations and especially in regards to choice of hotel. A growing number of establishments are providing rooms whose furniture and bedding is totally free from the use of animal products. A new category of accommodation is on the horizon. Here’s a closer look inside the quiet rise of vegan-friendly hotels. SOURCE…

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