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Tips on Gay and Lesbian Travel
Today, celebrating diversity is becoming more of the norm in our society, especially alternative couples such as Gays and Lesbians. More businesses are recognizing that Gays and Lesbians are an important niche market. This is especially true for the travel industry. The travel industry is one area that is tapping into alternative couple vacations. From Travel Guides to Pride Parades to Gay-Friendly Resorts and Hotels, the Gay travel market is now a niche-market that is growing in demand. There are now boat cruises, resorts, hotels, tours that cater to homosexual singles, couples, and families.
Because the Gay travel industry has increased in the US marketplace, it is important for people to plan safe and Gay friendly vacations. The following are a number of tips to planning a great vacation:
1. Use a Legitimate and Trusted Travel Source: When booking vacation destinations, it important that you use a trusted travel source. Look for a travel site that specializes in offering Gay friendly destination packages that includes gay friendly resorts, hotels, cruises, and vacation packages. Look for signage when researching travel sites and agencies. An endorsement from a well known Gay organization will help ensure the travel agency is legitimate and trustworthy. As well, get testimonials from former clients. Ask for customer feed back information or check the site for posted client responses. Bed and breakfast establishments are smaller than hotels, so you should consider looking for bed and breakfasts that advertises as Gay friendly. As well, travel agents and travel guide books are a great resource for planning a Gay travel vacation.
2. Gay Pride Festivals: There are many pride festivals throughout the country, and even the world. They are a wonderful way to celebrate the culture and community. The top cities that offer Pride Festivals include: Key West, Provincetown in Massachusetts, San Francisco, Toronto, New York, Montreal, Vancouver, Miami, Montreal, and Chicago. As well, there are many other cities that offer smaller Pride Festivals. Gay friendly establishments will often offer special vacation packages during a Pride Festival.
3. Be Safe: Although the world is becoming more tolerant of gay and lesbian travel, attitudes in some places may still be hostile. As well, some countries have yet to accept Gays. It is important to research laws of other countries to find out how that society views Gay people and issues. As well, some rural parts of the US are less accepting of homosexuals than the big cities.
Planning a vacation may seem like a time consuming task, however, there are now many destinations that are Gay friendly. The most popular travel options include cruises, spas, resorts, beaches, Gay-friendly cities with Gay Pride Festivals, and family vacations. It just takes a bit of research and knowing what to look for and what questions to ask.
Wherever you decide to travel, it is important to learn about the destination area. There are many sites and guidebooks that cater to Gay travel. With a little research, you will end up booking a great vacation that will be fun and hassle-free. The result will be a wonderful experience and wonderful memories.
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Does anybody see TWO poetic devices used in this poem?
Percy Bysshe Shelley
MY FATHER WHO owned the wagon-shop
And grew rich shoeing horses
Sent me to the University of Montreal.
I learned nothing and returned home,
Roaming the fields with Bert Kessler,
Hunting quail and snipe.
At Thompson’s Lake the trigger of my gun
Caught in the side of the boat
And a great hole was shot through my heart.
Over me a fond father erected this marble shaft,
On which stands the figure of a woman
Carved by an Italian artist.
They say the ashes of my namesake
Were scattered near the pyramid of Caius Cestius
Somewhere near Rome.
i need help, i found one. but i need two more.
also, i need help, we have to make a fake tombstone, and put the most meaningful line from this poem on it somewhere, and i can’t figure out which line that best represents it.
help pleasee!?
fond father – alliteration
me/university – assonance
point of view
tombstone ? maybe Roaming the fields
Nada Surf – Paper Boats (live at Montréal)