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Reykjavik invites bears for annual gay-friendly weekend

Bears and their friends have been invited to revisit the world’s northernmost city for the second time on 8-11 September for the liberal celebration weekend Bears on Ice.
Iceland Express Travel is offering to showcase the local gay scene and allow travellers to learn more about the growth of Iceland’s gay community, while offering free time to enjoy the city.
Iceland itself is the first country in Europe to have a lesbian prime minister.

Reykjavik invites bears for annual gay-friendly weekend

Bears and their friends have been invited to revisit the world’s northernmost city for the second time on 8-11 September for the liberal celebration weekend Bears on Ice.
Iceland Express Travel is offering to showcase the local gay scene and allow travellers to learn more about the growth of Iceland’s gay community, while offering free time to enjoy the city.
Iceland itself is the first country in Europe to have a lesbian prime minister.

Reykjavik invites bears for annual gay-friendly weekend

Bears and their friends have been invited to revisit the world’s northernmost city for the second time on 8-11 September for the liberal celebration weekend Bears on Ice.
Iceland Express Travel is offering to showcase the local gay scene and allow travellers to learn more about the growth of Iceland’s gay community, while offering free time to enjoy the city.
Iceland itself is the first country in Europe to have a lesbian prime minister.

Feature: The gay traveller’s guide to New York

New York, the Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, the capital of the world – we’ve all heard it. But what’s NYC like for a first time gay traveller? Dan Harrop-Griffiths gives us his beginners' guide.

Feature: The gay traveller’s guide to New York

New York, the Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, the capital of the world – we’ve all heard it. But what’s NYC like for a first time gay traveller? Dan Harrop-Griffiths gives us his beginners' guide.

Travel: Warm welcomes and good food in India

After a 2009 court ruling decriminalising homosexuality, Sam Feller finds that India has plenty to offer gay travellers, including great food and welcoming people.

Travel: Warm welcomes and good food in India

After a 2009 court ruling decriminalising homosexuality, Sam Feller finds that India has plenty to offer gay travellers, including great food and welcoming people.

Travel: Warm welcomes and good food in India

After a 2009 court ruling decriminalising homosexuality, Sam Feller finds that India has plenty to offer gay travellers, including great food and welcoming people.

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. Mantrav was told by the Advertising Standards Authority that its advert was "misleading" because it implied the company was endorsed by a gay trade body.

Caribbean island St Lucia apologises for attack on gay tourists

St Lucia has apologised to three gay men who were robbed in what they say was a homophobic attack. The Caribbean island's government said it was "saddened" by the incident and extended "sincere apologies" to Todd Wiggins, Michael Baker and Nick Smith of Atlanta.

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