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. New for 2006: Copenhagen, Denmark!
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“The Little Black Book of gay travel” -- N.Y. Times
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About the Author
Gina Gatta has been editor-in-chief of all Damron titles for 18 years. She has published over 70 books. Born and raised in Rhode Island, she has resided in San Francisco for 25 years.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
little disappointed,
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This review is from: Damron Men's Travel Guide (Paperback)
Was disappointed on some missing listings - even ones that had been around for years. But overall is helpful
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Useless if travelling outside the USA,
By Bookguy (Melbourne, Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Damron Men's Travel Guide (Paperback)
I bought this travel guide to assist in planning my trip to Europe. However, the guide is over 80% devoted to the USA and very few listings of anywhere else. A mere 50 pages of the available 716 pages is devoted to Europe. Spartacus would be a much better option if you are looking to travel anywhere outside the USA. For my purposes, I found this book very disappointing. I guess it may come in useful if I decide to tour the USA in the near future.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Disappointing,
This review is from: Damron Men's Travel Guide (Paperback)
Listings for destinations of interest to me in the Caribbean were nearly non-existent. Those that were in the book were outdated, some by years. Well-established locations and businesses with which I am familiar were not included. I have to assume the same level of omission and inaccuracy occurs throughout the guide and I wouldn't plan my travel based on this resource.
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