The gorgeous Alpine village of Arosa, Switzerland will host its eighth annual Gay Ski Week in January, this year with a longer schedule, more wild parties, and undoubtedly more or the world's most fun-loving gay ski bums than ever before. Read more...

Internal homophobia is still a major hurdle for India as it begins to embrace gay travelers, as was proven by the last minute cancellation of a recent LGBT-focused session at the Goa International Travel Mart. Organizers succumbed to pressure from right-wing Hindu and Christian organizations who protested  gay inclusion in Goa's second annual tourism symposium. Read more...

Liverpool's innovative and queer-centric Homotopia arts festival will return for its eighth edition in November, bringing with it a full slate of events in a wide range of artistic media, set to happen all across the touristically-rising northern English city throughout the month. Read more...

New Delhi will play host to a groundbreaking LGBT tourism event on November 28, when travel professionals from across India and throughout Asia come together for Community Marketing's 1st Asian Symposium on Gay & Lesbian Tourism. The action-packed half-day event, designed to better inform those in the Asian tourism industry about working with gay and lesbian travelers to India from North America, Europe and Australia, will be presented in partnership with American Airlines, IGLTA (the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association), Out Journeys, and Pink Banana Media. Read more...

Though it's long been a favorite destination for gay travelers, Prague finally hosted its first pride event this past weekend, thereby becoming the last of all European Union capitals to do so. The event had the full support of the city's mayor Bohuslav Svoboda, but it stoked local controversy and grabbed national headlines after Czech deputy chancellor Petr Hajek called homosexuals "deviants". Read more...