Our LGBTQ+ travel wrer, Adam Goffman, talks about how gay travel is different.
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HOW GAY TRAVEL IS DIFFERENT (AND WHY MATTERS)
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“Gay” travel n be an awkward topic for many, mostly bee to be lbian, gay, bisexual, or transgenr (LGBT) is really to be a part of an credibly diverse group of people. There are gay fai who travel, solo gay travelers (like myself), solo lbian travelers, on who travel for ftivals or nightlife or honeymoons, those that take cis or splurge on luxury trips, and on who rough mpg and backpackg faraway plac. I travel bee I love to travel, and I jt happen to be gay.
That’s not to say I don’t also travel gay. For example, I chose Berl bee I’d heard was a gay hot spot, and I purposefully timed my trip to vis durg the cy’s annual gay pri celebratns, the Christopher Street Day para — a time when I knew there’d be plenty of gay parti to attend and guys to meet.
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There are still plenty of plac around the world where beg gay isn’t safe, nor is fortable — for lols or for tourists. But some plac I’ve traveled, beg gay isn’t even often nsired an optn. In Jordan, at a fé near Petra, one guy’s qutn was, “You gay?