Knowing where the gay villages of a city or region you’re visiting can make a big difference to how much interaction with other gay travellers and locals you might have on your travels. Having never...
Argentina is undoubtedly one of the most gay friendly countries in South America, if not the most. The capital, Buenos Aires, is of course the centre for gay life in the country with many gay cafés, clubs,...
Much of the focus of the LGBT community seems to be on the G. Maybe that’s just how it seems to me because of the circles I move in, and that I’m a gay man, so I, like anyone, am naturally more likely...
Even if you’re not a massive film junkie, you’ve probably heard of queer film festivals taking place in gay capitals like New York, Berlin, Sydney or Tel Aviv. Well, here are a few new and lesser known...
If you’re reading this blog, you’re no doubt familiar with the initalism LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transsexual or Transgender) that’s used to refer to a large proportion of the non-heterosexual...
This post was made possible with help from the NHS Freedoms site. I firmly believe that, like many aspects of human relationships, sex is improved by good communication. Talking honestly, openly and clearly...
It’s easy to view all gay pride events as big parties where everyone is welcome and no one ever feels unsafe, especially if you’ve only ever experienced ones in Europe or North America. There are plenty...
There are many obvious advantages of travelling as a couple: you spend less proportionately on accommodation than if you’re travelling alone, you can share carrying stuff you both use meaning you have...
Podcasts are a great way to pass long journeys, whether you’re on a train, bus, boat or plane, especially if you get easily motion sick and don’t want to read a book. You also have the added advantage...
Travelling as a same sex couple, there’s often the concern of what to do about asking for a room with a double bed in hotels or hostels. If you’re planning to sleep in dorms, this probably won’t...
