Gay Friendly Hotels

Queeries: When Hotels Don't Greet Gays With Open Arms

Steven Petrow | Posted 03.26.2012

Steven Petrow

It's important to stand up for yourselves (and for other gay couples) by speaking up. That doesn't mean being rude, but it does mean making the point, firmly, that you expect to be treated like all the other coupled guests.

Buyer Beware: 'Gay-Friendly' Hotels Are Not Always 'Gay Friendly' in Cancun

Karen Ocamb | Posted 05.25.2011

Karen Ocamb

Who would want to advertise with a despised community if they weren't for real? Well, let's be honest -- marketing to the LGBT community is worth some big bucks.