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LGBTQIA+
May 2, 2015LGBT: San Diego
San Diego might not be the gay mecca San Francisco is known as, but it certainly hits the spot for many of the gay men and women living there. America’s Finest City is known for its beaches and laid-back, friendly attitude and has an entire area dedicated to gay businesses and events.
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Under $100 / Latin America
Apr 26, 2015Under $100: São Paulo, West
With a population of 20 million in its metropolitan area, São Paulo is Brazil’s biggest city, as well as most diverse. $100 will get you just a bit more than 300 Brazilian reals. Here’s how to use it in a day.
Bachelor/ette Parties
Apr 11, 2015Throw a Bachelor Party in Cartagena, Colombia
While Medellin has a lot of the hype when it comes to Colombian party destinations, Cartagena has quietly become one of the best South American cities for wild nightlife. Many know Cartagena as the setting of the infamous scandal involving President Obama’s secret service, where they found themselves in a world of trouble for indulging too heavily in the festivities of the area. Between the warm waters, smooth beaches, colorful cityscape and the parties that are happening 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Cartagena is a great place to give a soon-to-be married friend his final send-off. Groups can even stay in one of the many colonial mansions instead of an ordinary hotel for their visit.
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LGBTQIA+
Dec 22, 2014LGBT: Berlin
In less than a century, Germany has gone from a place of intolerance to one of the most progressive countries in all of Europe. Today, laws discriminating against sexual orientation are deemed unconstitutional and 87 percent of Germans believe homosexuality should be accepted by society. Around 300,000 Berliners identify as gay or lesbian, and the city is often cited as one of the most gay-friendly destinations in the world.