The host city for the 1st ever Asian Symposium on Gay & Lesbian Tourism has been revealed as New Delhi, India! Details follow.

E Komo Mai, the traditional Hawaiian greeting meaning "welcome, will take on new meaning on January 1, 2012 when the state's civil unions law goes into effect. In honor of the law, Civilized Unions Hawaii is saying "E Komo Mai" to LGBT travelers from around the world to celebrate the historic occasion.

As if Miami Beach needed to appeal to us LGBT travelers more than it already does. First came word of the historic Orgullo Hispanic Pride event taking place this weekend; now news announcing the launch of the Pink Flamingo Hospitality Program. Miami Beach is on fire!

No longer do we have to look to Craigslist's personals to learn all we want to know about certain homo hubs (though we still might), the GPSMyCity family of now offer gay-specific travel apps for certain big cities!

We never need a reason to head to Miami Beach (especially in fall), but the city is about to get even hotter as it prepares to celebrate its first ever Hispanic gay pride, Orgullo, this Saturday, October 1. Details follow.

We love having things at the whim of our fingertips, especially entertainment. Double entendres aside, American Airlines is giving us just that with the expansion of its Entertainment on Demand across it's Wi-Fi-enabled fleet! Details follow.

Yea, every time we go to a pool party it's only the really inebriated few who actually get in the pool while the rest of us run screaming and protecting our styled coifs from the splashes of water. But for Curaçao's "Get Wet!" week of gay events (kicking off on September 30), we're ready to let our hair down, get wet, and join the Caribbean party!

In the past, we held Oktoberfest on our list of dream trips purely because of the hedonistic consumption of yummy alcohol; but now, an increasing presence of LGBT-specific events make Oktoberfest an international gay destination and signals an increasing tolerance in Bavaria.

When we think of cruising from L.A. to New York, we imagine a Priscilla: Queen of the Desert adventure along Route 69 66, starting at WeHo's cruising epicenter on Santa Monica Boulevard and ending in Chelsea. But the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles has just announced a partnership that enlightens us to another way to go gay between New York and L.A (apologies for falling into verse)! Details follow.

Nominees for Logo's Travel Awards, which has been renamed and married into the NewNowNext brand, have been announced. While most nominees invite a heated and healthy competition, some leave us scratching our chiseled chins (Portland, Oregon vying for the world's sexiest destination?) So, which travel-related companies and destinations are competing to become the world's gayest?

The shining beacon of tolerance to America's north puts its money where its maple-shaped mouth is in a new study examining the amount Canada's LGBT population spends on travel. Seems the Canadian gays injects an annual average of...

The news had invited a chorus of "you're crazy"'s out of the mouths of friends.

Sure, the idea of me being crazy isn’t far-fetched, but I had at least expected news that I was traveling to Provincetown in the late-season to be met with open minds. My Manhattan friends, who in July of the previous year had overwhelmingly supported a peak-season trip to Provincetown, greeted the announcement with confusion.

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