The Wall Street Journal reported earlier today, “The euro briefly hit a fresh 12-year low against the dollar early in Asia trade Monday, with investors seeing little reason to buy the common currency at a time when eurozone and U.S. monetary policies are continuing to diverge.” The dollar is strengthening against other currencies, including theContinue reading “Grab Your Passport: Dollar Strengthens Against Foreign Currencies”
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Welcome To Our Newest Correspondents: Stefan Arestis & Sébastien Chaneac
Sébastien and Stefan have been together for over six years. They quit their jobs in London in June 2014 to eat their way around Asia and create a new life for themselves. Sébastien is a former IT geek originally from France and Stefan, an ex-lawyer, born in London is originally Greek. Together they are exploringContinue reading “Welcome To Our Newest Correspondents: Stefan Arestis & Sébastien Chaneac”
Welcome To Our Newest Correspondent: Steve V. Rodriguez
Steve V. Rodriguez is the co-founder of ProgressivePulse.com In addition to covering progressive music, fashion and art Steve rounds out the site with travel. He learned early to dig deeper and find those unique undiscovered gems and share them. Rodriguez wears three hats as editor, writer and producer with the common goal of seeking andContinue reading “Welcome To Our Newest Correspondent: Steve V. Rodriguez”
Parting Shots: ManAboutWorld Cruiser Shares His Photos and Stories
This month’s Parting Shots come to us from ManAboutWorld reader, Bart Foster, a full time real estate agent with Keller Williams in Boston. Bart’s also a passionate amateur photographer who loves cruises. He shared his photos and impressions from an Atlantis Caribbean cruise he took in March 2014. before his first cruise. Why do youContinue reading “Parting Shots: ManAboutWorld Cruiser Shares His Photos and Stories”
Our Wine Country Road Trip Begins …
Our road trip through wine country kicked off today with a coastal ride through stunning Carmel, California, an exquisite small town of just under 4,000 people. From here we will drive up to Healdsburg in Sonoma, through gay-friendly Guerneville and southeast to St. Helena and Yountville. Check back for more photos and recommendations.
From The Vineyard to La Ville Lumière
Gary Saperstein goes by a few monikers these days: wine expert, radio show host, Sonoma man-about-town, and founder of Out In The Vineyard, to name a few. To us, he’s friend and correspondent, and he recently spent a few days touring around Paris with a dear friend, the head chef at Sonoma’s famous The Girl and the Fig.Continue reading “From The Vineyard to La Ville Lumière”
San Juan Spring Break is Coming!
An update from our beloved correspondent, Harvard student and frequent traveler, Allister Chang: From the team that perfected “guerilla” takeovers of straight clubs, comes gay spring break San Juan 2015! On March 25-29 The Welcoming Committee (TWC) will bring LGBTQs from eight different cities to Puerto Rico. Whether you go by yourself, with a partner, or a group ofContinue reading “San Juan Spring Break is Coming!”
So You Want To Go Cuba? 6 Gay Ways To Get There
Thanks to President Obama’s recent initiative to thaw relations with our geographically near (yet ideologically distant) neighbor, it’s a little easier to go but restrictions remain in place, specifically with respect to pure leisure tourism — it’s still not legal for Americans, who must travel under a general or specific (i.e., an application and a case-by-caseContinue reading “So You Want To Go Cuba? 6 Gay Ways To Get There”
A Gay Guy’s First Trip To Cuba
Our friend Steven Bereznai — travel writer, personal trainer, and the author of numerous books, including Gay and Single…Forever? 10 Things Every Gay Guy Looking For Love (and Not Finding It) Needs to Know — chimes in with a fascinating piece from his trip to Cuba this past January. (He’s Canadian and has the legal right toContinue reading “A Gay Guy’s First Trip To Cuba”
And the Best Boutique Hotel In St. Pete Is…
The Birchwood is the best hotel in St. Pete and our first choice when staying downtown. It has just 18 rooms, all of them spacious and tastefully designed with claw-footed tubs. No frills here: no gym, no pool, but a first-rate restaurant in the lobby — Birch & Vine — and a weekend hotspot of a rooftop barContinue reading “And the Best Boutique Hotel In St. Pete Is…”
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