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Gay Bali – Getting the Most Out Of Your Vacation The Island of Gods Bali is the “Island of the Gods”. Not only a popular travel destination for its stunning beaches and vibrant culture but also for its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for the LGBTQ+ community. In recent years, Bali has emerged as a leading LGBTQ-friendly destination in Southeast Asia. Furthermore it offers a safe and accepting environment for gay travelers to explore and enjoy.

Gay Mexico City Guide   GAY BARS & CLUBS IN GAY MEXICO CITY The majority of the gay bars and clubs are in an area called Zona Rosa Baby Baby Club Address: Cristobal Colon 30, 06000 Mexico City Phone: +52 55 7515 4565 Open : 6 pm to 4 am Wednesday to Saturday A basic style club with drag shows and playing popular chart hits.   Kinky Bar Kinky Bar Address: Amberes 1, 06600 Mexico

Top 10 LGBTQ+ destinations When it comes to travel advice, it is hard to beat the information provided by “Lonely Planet”. Known for their impartiality on places, things to do, accommodation and useful transport info, the Lonely Planet has come up with thier Top 10 LHBTQ+ Destinations. 1. Cape Town & Johannesburg, South Africa Shahied showing Michael around Cape Town In Cape Town, there is a Holiday Houseboy called Shahied who has his own car

Going Greek in Athens Greece Athens, a historical city rich in culture and charm, provides all you need for an outstanding European city trip. With its old architecture, historical attractions, and dynamic neighborhoods, there will be plenty to keep you entertained during the warm, bright days and cool but active nights. There’s little time to waste when experiencing Athens Greece. Whether you want to dig deep into the city’s heritage or indulge in local food,

Freddie Mercury and Zanzibar Perhaps you didn’t know but Freddie Mercury’s birthplace is in Africa. On the island of Zanzibar! Stone Town An antique structure draws tourists down a short, narrow lane in Zanzibar’s famous Stone Town area. Outside the entrance, faded photographs are tacked, while inside, a gallery of glossy pictures and old newspaper clippings lead to the room’s centerpiece. A black piano with an unusual backstory. That piano was previously played by a