Central Europe has welcomed gay travelers in recent years with the ascent of gay rights and gay marriage. Eighteen European countries have legalized gay marriage, and 11 countries recognize same-sex unions, which means that gay travelers can feel welcome and safe…
It was supposed to be the cruise that proved cruising could be done safely even in the time of COVID-19. The boat was more of yacht than a floating city, sailing with just over 100 passengers, compared to the thousands that…
A famed gay beach resort in Mexico was fined a little over one thousand dollars after partygoers were filmed having sex in a see-through pool visible to passersby on a public beach. Puerto Vallarta levied the fine against the…
According to a decision made by business leaders this week, Boystown is no more. Since the 1990s, Chicago’s largest LGBTQ+ neighborhood has taken on the name Boystown. It’s been used in marketing materials, is posted on banners, and is a…
The finance website Insider Monkey listed the Islamic Republic of Iran as the most dangerous country for gay travelers following the regime’s execution of a man last year based on an anti-gay law.The September 13 article said that Iran topped “the list…
Barbados’ prime minister has said same-sex couples are welcome on the island as it works to free itself from its colonial-era stance on LGBT+ rights. Barbados, one of the smallest but most-visited Caribbean islands, recently announced it would allow foreigners…
In the face of a global coronavirus pandemic, many gay pride celebrations have moved from jubilant festivals on the streets to … computer screens. But the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community still has plenty of reasons to fly those…
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