Although the Thai capital has a hedonistic reputation, Bangkok has not held a gay pride festival since 2006. That is set to change this year, as a coalition of local LGBT groups, including Out BKK, … [Read more...] about Bangkok to Hold First Gay Pride in 11 Years
Travel: Bangkok
Four Warm-Weather Escapes for Gay Travelers to Beat the Winter Blahs
ManAboutWorld'd most recent issue includes warm-weather escapes to help our winter-bound readers avoid seasonal gay depression brought on by short days, cold nights and Jonas-sized blizzards. Here's … [Read more...] about Four Warm-Weather Escapes for Gay Travelers to Beat the Winter Blahs
City Seen: Gay Travel Update From Correspondents in Bangkok, NYC, Boston, Venice, Toronto, Buenos Aires
City Seen keeps you up to date on gay travel options in major cities around the globe. ManAboutWorld's far-flung correspondents stay on top of cool things to do in a few dozen of our favorite … [Read more...] about City Seen: Gay Travel Update From Correspondents in Bangkok, NYC, Boston, Venice, Toronto, Buenos Aires
Bangkok is Sinking Into the Earth
By Patrick Winn BANGKOK — Thailand’s capital is both glitzy and gritty, a city of glass towers and cement hovels teeming with nearly 10 million people. All that steel and concrete and humanity … [Read more...] about Bangkok is Sinking Into the Earth
Gay Travel: Growing Up Gay in Thailand and Owning a Bar in Bangkok’s Silom Soi 4
Silom Soi 4: home to many of Bangkok's gay bars This article was written by Stefan and Sebastien and first appeared on their Nomadic Boys gay travel blog. Silom in Bangkok is home to quite … [Read more...] about Gay Travel: Growing Up Gay in Thailand and Owning a Bar in Bangkok’s Silom Soi 4
