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Soi Twilight: Bangkok Massage, Bonny; Silom: Arena, Best, Prime, Senso, Spa Bangkok; Sathorn: Baantewa, Korn, Prince, Sathorn Spa; Lumpini: Candle T, Sanctuary by A; Sukhumwit: Body Club, My Hero, Nine Spa, Urban Male; Ari/Saphan Kwai: Amor, Leo, Seven, VCK; Lat Prao: Cha-Ka, Men…
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Montevideo is frequently rated as one of the most gay friendly cities in the world, particularly by the likes of Lonely Planet and Skyscanner. And now by the Nomadic Boys…especially when this is what you see on your way into the country: Uruguay itself is…
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A single city street full of life, culture, art (and food!), Brick Lane is *the* place to be in London – it’s a symbol and site of true diversity and what makes London so special London is a major capital and global city,…
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3 Gay-Friendly Hotels For Your New Year When travelling, you need to enjoy yourself and not stress out about being who you are. In fact, you should go with gay pride and confidence and not feel bad about yourself or try to “fit-in”…
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The ultimate nightlife and party guide picking only the best of Belgrade’s bar and party scene! “Sweet dreams are made of this…Everybody is looking for something.” It’s Saturday night in Belgrade and we’re drinking cocktails to 80’s beats at Mikser Garden. It’s a mix…
Congratulations to Hong Kong for winning contest for organising Gay Games 2022! 1896: 1st Modern Olympic Games 1964: 1st Olympics in Asia (Tokyo) 1982: 1st “Gay Olympics” 2022: 11th edition of Gay Games in Hong Kong. The 1st Gay Games in Asia? The Gay Games have changed […]
By Juergen T Steinmetz Some of the world’s leading experts on LGBT tourism take to the stage to present the latest industry developments for the LGBT Masterclass at WTM London, hosted for the 14th consecutive year by the leading travel trade LGBT network, ONBC Out Now Business Class. […]
By Josh Withey One of the first things you witness while walking bleary-eyed through Taipei’s airport is a Hello Kitty immigration desk You pause for a moment wondering if the flight has taken its toll on you, but no, it’s really there – complete with Hello Kitty […]
by Athena Lam This is a brief guide written for gay, lesbian, transgender, queer travellers and locals living in Hong Kong. It includes events, clubs, community groups, and LGBTQ-related media resources I moved to Hong Kong in the Fall of 2009. Back then, Hong Kong was about to host […]
Saigon is famous for its vibrant nightlife with countless bars and clubs, which means that coming here, you will have an abundance of places to choose from to spend your night out in the city named after Ho Chi Minh. Below is a list of the top 5 […]
Posted in: Gay Destinations, Gay Travel HAVANA – As tourism flourishes in Cuba the island is emerging as a destination for the LGBT community and a travel agency specializing in packages for those customers is already in operation. Pioneering the business are the owners of Mi Cayito Cuba, […]
It is holiday season in the northern hemisphere. Time to head to the nearest beach and enjoy. Here are some ideas Nudist Beaches of Sitges – Barcelona – Spain SITGES has a total of 22 beaches, from which 3 are nudist. The nudist beaches of Sitges are […]
You finally made that important decision about your next holiday and made a very wise decision to go to Cambodia – Siem Reap – home of Angkor Wat Temples. Need some help with planning your activities? Here is my suggestion for a one day tour from Siem Reap […]
1. Phnom Penh, Cambodia Phnom Penh in Cambodia not only has a nice gay community, it also is one of the recommended destinations for gay couples. The Empire is a gay owned bar and restaurant along with a movie house in the city. Other attractions in Phnom Penh […]
by Nigel Tan Bangkok, one of the gayest destinations in Asia, will be holding its first ever Pride festival this coming summer. The six-day celebration, which will go from 15 to 20 May, is known to be the first of its kind held in the country’s capitol since 2006. […]
