Articles tagged “lgbtq travel”

The LGBT community is one of the fastest growing demographics targeted by hotel brands making this campaign less of a marketing luxury and more a necessity in today's competitive atmosphere.

Same-sex couples are some of the most sought after tourists today with destinations quickly realizing the increase in visitors and spending that results from proving to be an open and accepting vacation spot.

This boycott has some growing pains to go through before it becomes a viable movement, but on its way it must be sensitive to the concerns of gay Russians still living in the homeland.

A special welcome sign in the window isn’t necessary; hotels and businesses that show respect and serve all clients without bias will see a boost in profits and visitors regardless of where they're located.

Any corporation that jumps into a hot social issue risks alienating customers, but the conversational and personal nature of social media allow brands to take a chance on controversy.

For the last decade Palm Springs has been trying to change the perception that it's a destination for the Bob Hope set. Will Vegas-like pool parties finally do the trick?

From actual desegregation in the middle of last century to now multi-ethnic, multiracial, diverse city, you'll have to admit Las Vegas has certainly come a long way even if you don't agree with the cliches in these ads.

Theme cruises bring in guests at higher price points than the average cruise passenger, so keeping organizers happy -- no matter how odd their grouping may seem to outsiders -- is in a cruise line's best interests.

Amidst the usual news of tension and dissonance between management and employees in the industry, it’s refreshing to see an airline highlights for its supportive work environment.

Although the source should be taken with a grain of salt, destinations and brands that tap into this branding power are sure to see the benefits.