Today in this modern version of gay Brisbane, you can enjoy voguish architecture, designer shopping, refreshing beaches, extraordinary arts events, wild nightlife, multi-cultural gastronomy, and some of Australia’s best cafés. Continue Reading
Taiwan is super gay – it has the largest gay Pride in Asia, it was the first place in Asia to legalize gay marriage and has a massive gay scene in Taipei.Continue Reading
Brisbane is a very safe city, and gay travelers in Brisbane do not need to take any extra precautions regarding public displays of affection in this very tolerant and progressive city.Continue Reading
Being queer and new in Shenzhen is not easy, or anywhere else in China for that matter. So for all those who are new, not so new, are half lost or plan to come to Shenzhen, here are the top 5Q&As!Continue Reading
Ibiza is a fairly small island but it’s one of the most popular gay travel destinations in Europe. If you’re looking for soft sand beaches and great nightlife then Ibiza is definitely for youContinue Reading
Here are 20 popular queer travel destinations that are also notably anti-gay or anti-LGBT.Continue Reading
There are a few beaches that stand out as gay beaches in Southern California. They are spread along the coast from San Diego to north of Los Angeles. Some of the beaches are quite large so we will try to direct you to the gay sections of the beaches 1. West StreetContinue Reading
Stefan Arestis Nov 16, 2020 Posted in The Philippines Most travellers backpacking around Asia also told us the same thing – they came to the Philippines with low expectations but ended up leaving completely besotted with the place! The Philippines has 7,641 islands of which only 2,000 are inhabited. That’sContinue Reading
By David Hudson Freddie Mercury remains one of rock’s most beloved figures. The lead singer of Queen died in 1990 from AIDS-related illness. Anyone who saw the Oscar-winning, 2018 biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody (starring Rami Malek as Mercury), will know about Mercury’s background. Born Farrokh Bulsara in Zanzibar in 1946, he and his parentsContinue Reading
By Chris Bull In early March, right before the coronavirus quarantine hit most of the world, GayCities sent Rio photographer Cesar Vieira to Ipanema, Rio’s lovely LGBTQ ‘hood that leads directly to the gay section of one of the most dazzling beaches in the world. Though it was just under two months ago, today theContinue Reading