Blasting Off to Canc

Published March 25, 2013 by PETA Staff. Last Updated October 14, 2013.

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One of the best things about traveling is getting to try delicious new vegan fare on the go—even if it means going off the beaten path. Take Vegan Planet, for instance—a restaurant that’s so good, PETA is recognizing it with an award for Best Vegan Restaurant in Cancún.

Whether you’re going to Cancún for spring break, a bit of time off from work, or “just because,” be sure to drop in on Vegan Planet—one of the best vegan restaurants anywhere. If you’re headed somewhere else (or even enjoying a “staycation” at home), check out PETA’s restaurant guide, powered by the great folks at HappyCow.net, to find more great places to eat vegan around the globe. (And if you haven’t gone vegan yet, learn how—and why you should—in three easy steps!)

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