Gay and lesbian travel
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The LGBT market is worth £6bn in the UK and $85bn in the US, yet few mainstream holiday companies cater properly to gay travellers. Specialist agency OutOfOffice.com hopes to set a new example
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One of the world’s most openly queer cities is a buzzing, colourful and heritage-rich destination full of party nights, live music, film festivals, street events and nightlife that offers something for everyone
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Sydney’s queer scene has shifted from its Oxford Street heartland to fresh districts and more diverse venues. Artists and performers reveal where to drink and party, and the best cultural events
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Who needs dating apps? At The Outing, the glittery LGBT sister event of the 156-year-old Lisdoonvarna matchmaking festival, there’s no technology, just good old-fashioned parties in the unlikely setting of rural County Clare
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There are plenty of great destinations beyond San Francisco, Berlin and New York where LGBT travellers can truly relax and express themselves
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Gay-friendly London means more than glitter and sequins (though they’re here too) to these performers and artists, who pick the funkiest club nights, best bars and most diverse cultural events in the capital
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Dressing up is ‘culturally deep within us’, says director Stephan Elliott, whose film The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is celebrated in a three-day festival of drag in rural New South Wales
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Drag queens and runners in sports kit donned heels on Thursday to run in Madrid's annual LGBT pride high-heels race
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Khaled Jarrar, a Palestinian artist, says he wanted to call attention to Israeli occupation at a time when gay rights are in news, but flag is labelled ‘shameful’
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The state’s attorney general Ken Paxton says clerks retain religious freedoms that allow ‘religious objections to issuing same-sex marriage licenses’
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Even a bacchanalia has rules, and SF Weekly offers a helpful guide – aimed especially at visitors seeking ‘to be the best heterosexual you can be’
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All six men in the area – including one fatality – who have contracted rare form of disease are gay or bisexual as city health officials worry about outbreak
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Who’s that ageing matinée idol drinking cocktails and flirting with gondoliers? Why, it’s Rupert Everett’s alter ego, Keiran O’Nightley, on an off-season European holiday…
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Internal memo flagged ‘musicians, beggars and gays’ as problem groups needing extra vigilance when checking tickets
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Romantic escapes such as Hawaii, Paris and Brazil are also accessible now, as the world opens up to LGBT travel, says Will Coldwell
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Munich’s gay and lesbian Glockenbachviertel district; plus a Christmas break in Cornwall and an adventure holiday in Finland, writes Joanne O’Connor
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Letters: As an openly gay man who has travelled more than 20 times to Morocco in the last decade (often with my partner), it seems useful to make some things clear
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Big Day planned but looking for the perfect honeymoon? Check our list which covers smart city apartments and hotels, romantic island getaways, a yoga retreat – even a remote Scottish boathouse, as chosen by Simon Forrester, co-founder of Further Afield
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NSW couple who won tourism competition among the first to marry as law change comes into effect
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On Gay Ski Buddies' new chalet holiday, the sport's as important as the parties. Rupert Mellor joins a social, and surprisingly sensible, trip to Méribel
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Susanne Wilkinson, who refused to let Michael Black and John Morgan stay at her guesthouse, told to pay couple £3,600
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Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry has an exhibition on lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender history
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Sugar Dandies join the resort's skilled marketers to put a new twist on the Winter Gardens' great ballroom, Latin and Show tradition
Ellen Page at SXSW: 'Being in the closet hurt my career more than coming out'