By ManAboutWorld Global Correspondent and Traveling Gay Dad Paul J. Heney Our trip through Glacier National Park ended on a challenging note, as we took a last hike to Avalanche Lake–a ranger told us it was an easy 2 mile (each way) hike with a beautiful view at the end of a lake with waterfalls cascadingContinue reading “Traveling Gay Dads: Montana, Part 3”
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Top 5 Reasons To Cruise Europe
By Billy Kolber. Originally published in HuffPost Gay Voices There’s never been a better summer and fall to cruise in Europe. There are still five all-gay (big- and small-gay) cruises to choose from this summer, offering a remarkable breadth of styles, ports and experiences. Every one of these cruises is reason enough to go, but IfContinue reading “Top 5 Reasons To Cruise Europe”
Traveling Gay Dads: Day 1 – A Date With Helena (Montana)
By Paul J. Heney Our first day of our first gay family trip went well. We’d decided to save some money and use frequent flier miles, so we were somewhat restricted by the airline’s (United’s) whims. We flew from CLE-IAH-DEN-HLN. A three hour layover in Houston was actually a nice gift; the kids spotted a Chili’sContinue reading “Traveling Gay Dads: Day 1 – A Date With Helena (Montana)”
Traveling Gay Dads: New York In Summer With Kids? Yes! Read On
By Haven Caylor My husband, Sean, and my children, Carter and Ammon started summer with a one-week vacation the second week of June. Our favorite family vacation spot isn’t an amusement park or a beach it’s New York City. Ammon, Carter, Sean, and I have some special places we return to, and we add newContinue reading “Traveling Gay Dads: New York In Summer With Kids? Yes! Read On”
One Hump Or Two? Post-Pride Camel Trek
After a breathlessly exciting week of gay news and then Gay Pride we thought it was time for a little R&R. Well, why not try a camel trek in Western Australia? That’s exactly what ManAboutWorld Global Correspondent Michael Siebert did. Here’s his report, just in. I’m at Cable Breach. In Broome Western Australia. I just took thisContinue reading “One Hump Or Two? Post-Pride Camel Trek”
ManAboutWorld Welcomes Newest Correspondent: DJ Yabis
Welcome to our newest Global Correspondent, DJ Yabis! DJ Yabis is the poster boy of Dream Euro Trip, a European travel blog focused on the art of eurotripping. He’s a perpetual scholar, pseudo-diplomat, certified diver, bona fide gourmand, music festival freak, mystery shopper and a total nerd rolled into one. DJ graduated as one of theContinue reading “ManAboutWorld Welcomes Newest Correspondent: DJ Yabis”
The Curious Case of London Pride
Our man in the field, London resident and ManAboutWorld Global Correspondent Ben Rossignol was disappointed with last year’s Gay Pride celebration in the United Kingdom’s capital city. He’s hoping this year’s (scheduled for June 23 to July 1 with more information at London Pride) improves. In his words: About 3 million LGBT’s call London home, making it Europe’s biggestContinue reading “The Curious Case of London Pride”
ManAboutWorld Welcomes Newest Correspondent: Aaron Drake
Welcome to our newest correspondent! Aaron Drake was corn fed, born and raised in Ohio before relocating to California at the age of 20. He graduated magna cum laude with honors from The Ohio State University with a B.A. in Mass Communication & Social Issues. The former editor of Frontiers magazine, Los Angeles’ local gayContinue reading “ManAboutWorld Welcomes Newest Correspondent: Aaron Drake”
Boston Update: Hotel Commonwealth in Kenmore Square
Hotel Commonwealth, a super-friendly boutique hotel in a bustling neighborhood in Boston, has been hiding in plain sight for a decade. With a recent renovation, it is high time that gay visitors gave it a second look. The hotel is rather elegant from outside and inside. The entrance leads upstairs (it’s a tad confusing butContinue reading “Boston Update: Hotel Commonwealth in Kenmore Square”
Round The World With Paul And Jose: Gay Tokyo Update
ManAboutWorld Global Correspondent Paul Teixeira and his partner Jose are in the midst of an 87-day global gay adventure. He agreed to document his trip here with highlights from many destinations around the world. In his own words: ManAboutWorld’s March 2013 issue has an impressive and informative exclusive on Gay Japan, including a long weekend articleContinue reading “Round The World With Paul And Jose: Gay Tokyo Update”
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