Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com Beautiful, less touristy, and abundant in natural beauty, gays aren’t the only ones flocking to Puerto Vallarta’s sister to the north. For an entire week at the end of January, Riviera Nayarit is turning its attention towards nature with the celebration of the 7th annual Festival of Migratory Birds. The region,Continue reading “Snow Birds Flock to Riviera Nayarit”
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Good Morning, Fuji. I Hardly Knew You
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com We love getting e-mails from our readers, subscribers, and followers. Here’s one from “Out Traveler” Steve who traveled back to Japan on business for the first time since he lived (and came out there) a number of years ago. Japan is awesome! It’s so cool to be back. I have theContinue reading “Good Morning, Fuji. I Hardly Knew You”
West Coast Dining Deals
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com Hope you’re hungry! This month there are two “Dine Abouts” to talk about in two west coast foodie capitals. In San Francisco, now through January 31, 2011, locals and visitors have the opportunity to experience some of the finest restaurants in town at a fraction of the price. You may selectContinue reading “West Coast Dining Deals”
Suite Dream: The Roxbury, a “Boutique Motel” in Upstate NY
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com In the charming 19th century town of Roxbury, in the picturesque heart of the Catskill Mountains just two-and-half-hours north of New York City, is the Roxbury Motel: a beacon of outrageously hip design and luxurious refinement in a reclaimed vintage motel and a fabulous new building. It’s also a celebration ofContinue reading “Suite Dream: The Roxbury, a “Boutique Motel” in Upstate NY”
Kansas City Sizzles During Restaurant Week
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com Kansas City Restaurant Week is back in 2011, providing foodies hundreds of opportunities to sample different menus across the Kansas City area. The second annual epicurean event will take place January 21 – 30. Ten percent of every Restaurant Week menu purchased during the ten days will once again be donatedContinue reading “Kansas City Sizzles During Restaurant Week”
Asian-flavored Specials at New Vegas Hotel
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com Sin City boasts an indulgent new hotel property on the Las Vegas Trip. The Mandarin Oriental, which opened in late 2009, is celebrating its first anniversary with special room packages and amenities. Guests can experience three luxurious nights at the Mandarin for the price of two with the “Fantastic Anniversary 3-for-2”Continue reading “Asian-flavored Specials at New Vegas Hotel”
London: Stay Well, Do Good
Story by John O’Ceallaigh; above the exterior of The Royal Park; Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com January’s usually a time of cutbacks and austerity for would-be travelers so it’s good to know that one of the New Year’s best deals is to be found in London — city rarely recommended for its affordability. Throughout the monthContinue reading “London: Stay Well, Do Good”
Top 5 for 2011: It’s Going to be a Great Year for Travel
Buh-bye 2010! And good riddance. Sheesh, what a pesky year for a lot of people. 2011 is already looking way up. Economists are predicting an ever-improving economy, and recent research by Community Marketing suggests gay travel is on the upswing, with lots of pent-up demand for travel about to be unleashed. (Download the PDF ofContinue reading “Top 5 for 2011: It’s Going to be a Great Year for Travel”
Tip: Come out to American Airlines and (Possibly) Win $200
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com American Airlines is one of the world’s gay-friendliest airlines. They consistently win “Best of” awards in all the major gay travel awards programs like OutTraveler and TripOutGayTravel. And for good reason. American offers benefits to the same-sex partners of their gay and lesbian employees equal to those offered to everyone else.Continue reading “Tip: Come out to American Airlines and (Possibly) Win $200”
All-Male Ballet Troupe Rocks Joyce Theater till January 2
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com In performances by Les Ballets Trockedero de Monte Carlo, every role — male and female — is played by a man, which makes for some really fun and funny (and campy and queer) moments. Technically, whether in the role of a female or male dancer, the performers are excellent. The costumesContinue reading “All-Male Ballet Troupe Rocks Joyce Theater till January 2”
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