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A Gay Man's Guide to the
Caribbean 2nd Edition
This highly informative guide
features such gay popular locations as Puerto Rico, Key
West, The Mexican Caribbean as well as the sensually exotic
Dominican Republic and the lush tropical splendor of the
Virgin Islands. |
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Atlantaboy: An Insider's Guide to Gay Atlanta
Whether you're just visiting,
moving to, or already live in Atlanta, this book will show
you the most interesting and exciting spots to visit for an
amazing time. Along with detailed descriptions of Atlanta's
hottest gay destinations, ATLANTAboy also includes exclusive
"Insider Tips" you won't find anywhere else. This is
Atlanta's very first gay travel guide! |
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Berlin von Hinten 2008 Edition
The ultimate gay guide to Berlin exposes the reasons why Berlin is such a vibrant and exciting city, a city which never sleeps. With a layout in full colour, Berlin von Hinten is a must for gay tourists to Europe's most exciting gay city. For locals and tourists alike, this new edition includes the best addresses: whether you are looking for sex or shopping, cinema or swimming, gourmet restaurants or the city's hotspots. You will find it all in this guide. |
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Damron
Accommodations 11th Edition
Now you'll always have a home away from home!
Damron Accommodations is the only full-color guide to
gay-friendly B&Bs, inns, hotels, and other accommodations around
the world--with hundreds of color photographs and in-depth
descriptions. |
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Damron Men's Travel Guide 2008
The classic gay men's travel guide since 1964. Over 12,000 listings of gay-friendly businesses in the US, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, the Caribbean, and most European capitals. Quick facts on everything the gay traveler on the go needs, including accommodations, bars, bookstores, gyms, restaurants, men's clubs and more. Also a yearly calendar of film fests, circuit parties, leather and bear events, conferences, etc. European cities now include Paris, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Vienna, Rome, Prague, and Barcelona, Madrid, and Sitges, Spain. In South America: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Santiago, Chile, Dublin, Bangkok, and Tokyo!
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Damron Women's Travel Guide 2008
The classic travel guide for women. Over 12,000 listings of
gay-friendly businesses in the US, Canada, and most European
capitals. Quick facts on everything the lesbian traveler on the
go needs, including accommodations, bars, bookstores, gyms,
restaurants and more. Also a yearly calendar of film fests,
women's festivals, conferences, etc.
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Dyke London: Second Edition Clubs may come and go,
homosexuality goes in and out of style, but the life of the
London dyke continues. Where to go to take care of the daily
necessities: buying underwear, kitchen equipment, food and,
of course, make-up? This guide gives you the necessary,
describing venues to tempt every dyke — softball crews,
discussion group-ees, lipstick lesbians and the rest —
whether pleasure and/or curiosity propels you to the genteel
Vita's on the edge of Bloomsbury or towards the go-go girls
at Soho's Candy Bar. |
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Field Guide to Gay and Lesbian Chicago Every year thousands of gay
and lesbian travelers visit Chicago for annual events such
as the gay and lesbian pride parade (which attracted 440,000
participants and spectators in 2006), North Alsted Street
Market Days, the International Mr. Leather competition, and
the Coming Out Against Cancer lesbian ball. Many more come
to the city for non-gay-specific reasons: to visit family
and friends, to sightsee, to attend conventions at McCormick
Place—the world’s biggest convention center—or to take in a
trade show at the Merchandise Mart. Up until now, no
guidebook existed addressing the specific needs and
interests of these travelers. |
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Frommer's Gay & Lesbian Europe
3rd Edition Europe is a gay adventure just
waiting to happen. Written in a fun, frank, and fabulous
style by four travel writers who know all the ins and outs,
Frommer’s Gay & Lesbian Europe is the first queer guide to
Europe to include coverage on all aspects of your trip --
from how to get there to how to get around, from where to
stay and dine to where to shop, from what to see and do to
where to work out, from where to sip a cocktail to where to
cruise. |
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Gay Europe
This insider's guide to Europe
contains essential information for the gay traveler to the
least-known, best-attended, gay-friendliest hotels,
restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs, stores and sights in and
around twenty-three European cities. Each section has an essay,
hotels, bars, restaurants, saunas, cafes, shopping, dance
clubs. |
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Gay + Lesbian London: Time Out Guide 'The only guidebook you'll
need to the capital... excellent' Gay Times London is
undoubtedly the gay capital of Europe, if not the world.
And, these days, it's not just about the scene, it's about
the lifestyle. This is a guide to London from a gay
perspective; each area of the capital is covered in detail
so that instead of automatically finding yourself in the
nearest gay bar you'll now be able to locate the
gay-friendliest hotels, cinemas, comedy nights, shops,
restaurants and, of course, bars and clubs. Discover sides
of gay life in the capital you never knew existed, whether
you're visiting or have lived here for years. |
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Gay Times Amsterdam One of the great destinations
for gay travelers, Amsterdam has a world-famous scene that
bustles with energy and excitement. This new guide takes the
visitor on a comprehensive tour of bars, clubs, saunas,
cruising grounds, accommodations and all things gay.
In-depth profiles of all the venues listed, coupled with
opinions and humor, make the guide and invaluable companion.
In addition to everything you could possibly need to know
about the gay scene, the guide also gives the visitor a
thorough introduction to the city itself, including
information on getting around, the art scene, major tourist
attractions and more. |
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