HIV-Pos Dutchman: I Am a Human Being
Filed Under AIDS/HIV, Gay Travel, Human Rights, Politics | January 11th, 2010
Last week, Clemens Ruland of Holland became one of the first known HIV-positive people to legally visit the United States since the travel ban was lifted. In a Democracy Now! exclusive interview, Clemens Ruland along with his partner, Hugo Bausch, and Boris Dittrich, the LGBT advocacy director at Human Rights Watch joins Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez in the NY studio. Read more
Packing for a 3 Day Trip
Filed Under Fashion, Gay Travel | June 18th, 2009
Josh the globe-trotting style guru offers advice on what (and how) to pack for a three-day trip. Read more
Budget Gay Travel in South America
Filed Under Gay Travel | May 28th, 2009
Looking for a Gay Vacation on a Lower Budget This Year?
Guest article by: Roy Heale Read more
Gay Travel With a Spiritual Focus
Filed Under Gay Travel, Life, Religion | February 11th, 2009
Guest Article By Howie Holben — If you’ve ever traveled in a group or with a tour group, then you know how the dynamics of the group can impact the entire travel experience. Although there are many other considerations, such as time, money, and itineraries, that go into the making of a good travel experience, it’s who you travel with that can have the greatest impact. Read more
An Adventurous Gay Travel Partnership
Filed Under Gay Business, Gay Travel | January 15th, 2009
Canadian Gay Adventure Tour Operator Partners with Specialized American LGBT Travel Wholesaler. Read more
Lambda Legal Urges President to Eliminate US Travel Restrictions
Filed Under AIDS/HIV, Gay Travel, Legal, Politics | July 29th, 2008
(New York, NY) — In a letter submitted on Friday, Lambda Legal urged President Bush to end the ban on visitors and immigrants who are HIV positive by signing the President’s Emergency Fund for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) reauthorization bill. Read more
Amro Worldwide Travel Campaign Celebrates Being ‘So Gay’
Filed Under Gay Business, Gay Marketing, Gay Travel | July 2nd, 2008
London, UK (PRWEB) — A new travel company poster campaign launching this week in London’s Underground network is set to smash through the supposed insult value of “so gay”, by reclaiming the term as part of an advertising slogan. Read more
More Lesbians and Gays Plan Travel, Cut Back Spending Less Than Heterosexual Travelers
Filed Under Gay Business, Gay Marketing, Gay Travel, Research | June 2nd, 2008
WASHINGTON (BUSINESS WIRE)– According to a recent national survey conducted by Harris Interactive, 38 percent of gay and lesbian adults report they are absolutely certain or very likely to take their vacations as planned this year, compared with 34 percent of their heterosexual counterparts. However when asked whether they might decide to shorten their vacation, a slightly larger proportion of gays and lesbians – 18 percent — were absolutely certain or very likely to do so while 15% of heterosexual adults similarly said they would do so. Read more
Harris Interactive Announces Second Annual Study of GLBT Travelers
Filed Under Gay Business, Gay Marketing, Gay Travel, Research | April 30th, 2008
ROCHESTER, NY – Harris Interactive announced this week that it has once again teamed up with Witeck-Combs Communications, Inc., the leading gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) strategic marketing and communications agency to conduct the Second Annual GLBT Travel Study. Read more
Tokyo’s Maid Cafes
Filed Under Drag Queens, Food & Drink, Gay Travel, Gossip | April 16th, 2008
Tokyo’s new cross-dressing maid cafe attracts both the young and old. Read more



