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Gay Snow Happening in Sölden: Parties and Skiing Fun under the Rainbow Flag
Just in time for the spring skiing season Sölden will be the place to be for the international gay community from 21 to 28 March 2020. One of the most popular Gay Ski Weeks in Europa boasts heaps of fun on the ski slopes plus unrivaled party programs.
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Hotel Urania: Vienna is different, so reside differently!
Welcome to the slightly different hotel in the middle of Vienna – come in and enjoy the special flair of the themed designer hotels. We wish you a most wonderful stay in hotel Urania, situated right next to the historic Vienna city core.
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Austria: Vacation under the rainbow
Austria is a holiday destination that is known not only for its nature and culture but above all for its hospitality. We have collected numerous tips especially from and for the LGBT community
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Versace pleasure im Hotel Schwarzer Adler Innsbruck
This extraordinary hotel in the heart of Innsbruck is the perfect place for romantics and individualists. Exclusivity and uniqueness are undoubtedly celebrated here and on top of that the hotel has a 500-year history. Carefully selected items …
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Five reasons why Vienna is so LGBT-friendly!
Vienna offers gay and lesbian visitors historic cafes, unique LGBT events and exceptional shopping opportunities. And from 2019 you can even get married in Vienna! Vienna is becoming more and more popular internationally as a gay and lesbian destination – …
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Vienna celebrates EuroPride in 2019 – making it Europe’s number one LGBT hotspot!
Vienna celebrates EuroPride in June 2019. For more than two weeks, the city will offer a full programme of gay and lesbian visitors from all over the world. Even in normal years, the Rainbow Parade in Austria’s capital …
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Hüttengaudi: Gay Snow Happening Sölden
LGBT ski weeks attract ski and snowboard enthusiasts every year. But what is really happening there? A visit to the Gay Snow Happening in Sölden.
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Scheffau: Austria’s gayest alpine village
The 1,300-residents community of Scheffau near Wilder Kaiser is Austria’s gayest alpine village.
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Tradition & future
Industrial, alternative and established culture happily co-exist and even mingle in Linz, as can be seen in the recently opened exhibition ‘Der nackte Mann’.
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Russian legislators cut off anti-queer amendment to constitution
Good news from Russia – for a change. A government commission and the Human Rights Council took a clear stand against amendments to the country’s Family Code that would have once again banned equal treatment of marriage and same-sex adoption – and legally wiped out transgender people. Will the law now fail in the Duma?
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Israel discovers trans*rights: Facilitations and a government committee
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had often expressed his intention to help the trans* community, but for years hardly anything had happened. But for some months now, it seems, the problems have been seriously addressed.
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Despite the COVID-19 pandemic: Mauritius marches for love
It is a rare sight this year: the queer community in Mauritius defied the COVID-19 pandemic and the queer-hostile mood in the country by organising one of the world’s very rare pride events. With good reason: the queers have an important demand.
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Against sexism and homophobia: Hundred students wear skirts
Students of a Canadian high school set an important signal: In protest against a sexist school dress code, toxic masculinity and homophobia, they showed a lot of courage and even more leg.
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Gay dads flee from Russia
Gay fathers leave everything behind – for fear of Putin’s investigators. Alexander* (name changed) fled Russia with his son. The 40-year-old spoke to The Guardian newspaper about his escape and his fears. He did not want to risk having his …
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Japanese politician fears population extinction because of queers
A member of parliament from a district in northern Tokyo came under fire because he said his district would “perish” if sexual minority rights were protected by law.
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