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Vegetarian resources and materials for traveling in Moscow, Russia. Includes vegetarian-friendly accommodation and assistance with shopping.

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International directory of resources for vegan travelers including message board and useful links.

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A holiday and travel directory putting vegetarians and vegans in touch with the hotels, guest houses, and restaurants that cater for them - also vegetarian and vegan recipes.

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