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GAY8 RETURNS TO MIAMI IN 2022
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| The Gay8 Festival is a Hispanic themed LGBTQ+ street festival and entertainment event that encompasses cultural arts programming, an LGBTQ+ focused human rights symposium, entertainment, music, dance and community engagement. The festival is designed to create opportunities for education and connection for LGBTQ+ communities through the various mediums of cultural arts, music, entertainment and education forums. The Gay8 Festival will take place during President's Day Weekend, on 20 February.
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JOIN THIS NEW LGBTQ+ TRAVEL PODCAST, LIVE! |
Longtime LGBTQ+ travel bloggers Two Bad Tourists are excited to launch a new travel podcast and they want you to join in on the conversation. On Queer Travel Chat, they'll discuss a wide range of topics related to LGBTQ+ travel just as the name suggests. The show is launching this month exclusively on Callin, a new social podcasting app. The episodes will be recorded live on the app and listeners are encouraged to call in to participate in the conversation along with your hosts, David and Auston. Listeners can expect episodes about awesome destinations and events, conversations with LGBTQ+ owned travel businesses, as well as unique travel stories and discussions on travel trends. Listen live and join the conversation on their debut episode of Queer Travel Chat by Two Bad Tourists on Tuesday, 18 January at 1 pm ET (7 pm CET) by downloading the Callin app (currently available on iOS only) and subscribing to the show. | Image credit: Alex Bernardes |
BONITO – AN LGBTQ+ WELCOMING DESTINATION LIKE YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE |
| Bonito in English translation means “beautiful,” but I’m pretty sure after visiting this Brazilian destination that you will agree that the best translation would be “wonderful.” Located 300 km away from Campo Grande, the capital city of Mato Grosso do Sul state, Bonito city was until the beginning of 2000 a typical countryside town. It’s very different today. Still small, but it’s now very busy, because of its 300,000 tourists that come from all over the world searching for adventure and a deep dive into the wild.
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LGBTQ+ TRAVEL GUIDE TO BRAZIL
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| Brazil is the largest and most populated country in South America and Brazilians are well known to be friendly to foreigners, welcoming them as if they were their friends. Brazil is a paradise for visitors since the country has such a diverse offering. Incredible beaches, jungle, cold weather in the hills, adventure, desert landscapes and mega cities are just a few of the things awaiting visitors to Brazil. Even traveling from the south to the north is a different experience due to the unique cultures found in a country of its size. In fact, this diversity can even be a culture shock for Brazilians themselves traveling their own country. When it comes to finding LGBTQ+ friendly destinations in Brazil, the options are quite varied, but are primarily located along the east coast.
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TRAVEL GUIDES, EVENTS, TOURS, SPECIALS & MORE!
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