Mark Chesnut
LGBTQ+ Costa Rica
April 2020
Apr 6, 2020March 2020
Mar 5, 2020Pride of West Hollywood
ONLY A TRUE CITY SINCE incorporating in 1984, West Hollywood’s fame as an LGBTQ+ destination goes back much further. In the 1950s, a nightclub called Ciro’s hosted the world’s first Sunday afternoon tea dances for gay men. In 1984 the city elected its first openly lesbian mayor, and in 1985 West Hollywood also became the first U.S. city to legally recognize same-sex relationships. Today more than 40 percent of its residents identify as LGBTQ+, and Visit West Hollywood, the city’s tourism organization, plays up the city’s appeal with LGBTQ+ globetrotters. If you want to see what a modern LGBTQ+ community looks like, this is the place.
February 2020
Feb 5, 2020Out Adventures Develops Offerings Specifically for Lesbians
LESBIAN TRAVELERS ARE MORE PRESENT than ever in the travel and tourism industry according to Tanya Churchmuch, founder and president, MuchPR, a travel and LGBTQ+ public relations firm based in New York City.