Travel
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16 November 2011Judge pulls out of “confusing” Bahamas wedding competition 35 The competition was open to those who could enter into a "civil partnership in the UK and in the Bahamas", but the second country does not recognise them. -
9 November 2011QC argues Christian hotel owners are “entitled to outdated beliefs” 174 Arguments are put forward in appeal of private hotel owners who denied "unmarried" gay couple a shared room. -
8 November 2011Travel: New York for the gay traveller (part one) 2 New York, New York, the city that's so good they named it twice and the one that doesn't sleep. -
8 November 2011Christian hotel owners’ appeal reaches court today 267 Private hoteliers hope to prove their business can legally be run in line with their religious beliefs.
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3 October 2011UK passport forms to accommodate gay parents 31 From December, gay parents applying for passports for their children will not have to list themselves as 'mother' and 'father'. -
20 September 2011Lesbian couple accuse Thomson of honeymoon discrimination 104 A lesbian couple claim that one of Britain's largest travel companies discriminated against them on their honeymoon. -
19 September 2011UK Home Office considering gender-neutral passports 27 The Home Office has said it is considering the possibility of not displaying gender on passports.
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16 September 2011Travel: Dazzlin’ Dallas — not your average Western Cowtown 6 Live Large. -
24 August 2011Reykjavik invites bears for annual gay-friendly weekend 5 Following the success of last year's event, Iceland is inviting bears back to the island for a weekend of sightseeing and parties. -
15 July 2011Travel: A Pacific paradise and the Latin New York 7 Why should gay travellers consider Mexico? Martin Popplewell visits Puerto Vallarta and Mexico City to find out more. -
20 June 2011Feature: The gay traveller’s guide to New York 11 New York, the Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, the capital of the world – we’ve all heard it.
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7 April 2011Travel: Warm welcomes and good food in India 8 After a 2009 court ruling decriminalising homosexuality, Sam Feller finds that India has plenty to offer gay travellers, including great food and welcoming people. -
30 March 2011Updated: Gay travel agent’s ‘misleading’ advert banned + A gay travel agent has had one of its adverts banned for using a trade logo without permission.
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21 March 2011Caribbean island St Lucia apologises for attack on gay tourists 33 St Lucia has apologised to three gay men who were robbed in what they say was a homophobic attack. -
3 March 2011Travel: Cape Town – South Africa’s Rainbow City 2 Adam Smith traveled to Cape Town and finds that rainbows everywhere, from tourism board leaflets to the floor at the airport. -
20 December 2010Prague puts gay hotspots on the map + A new initiative will see the publication distributed for free at clubs and hotels across the Czech Republic's capital city. -
7 December 2010Gay and lesbian couples first to marry mid-air 9 A gay couple from Germany and a lesbian couple from Poland married on an airplane yesterday between Stockholm and New York. -
8 November 2010Travel companies ‘need to do more to be gay-friendly’ 16 Although plenty of travel companies now advertise themselves as being gay-friendly, a survey shows that many need to do more to justify the claim. -
10 September 2010MEPs call for Europe-wide recognition of gay relationships 20 Members of the European Parliament have called for action to ensure gay couples in marriages and civil partnerships are recognised across the continent. -
8 September 2010Travel: Going gay at the Oktoberfest 2 More than just the world’s biggest mug-clunking, beer-swilling and sausage gobbling festival in the world – on the first Sunday of Munich’s macho beer festival, the Oktoberfest turns a bright shade of pink when the Braurösl tent is filled to the rafters with 8,000 gay men.
