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LGBT travellers are discovering Asia’s most inclusive cities, from Taipei to Bangkok.

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Thailand's ministry of tourism releases new promotional featuring same-sex couples visiting the country.

Some highlights on Indonesia beautiful and friendly destination.

Songkran is Thailand’s most celebrated festival, signifying the start of the Solar Calendar.

Propaganda, Hong Kong’s iconic gay club will open for the last time this month after 25 years as one of the most important gay venues in the city.

Accommodation abound in the Pearl of Asia. Though with space a premium in the city its important to make a wise choice about where to spend the night. We highlight three of the best.

  After 13 years as Singapore’s premier LGBT restaurant, BROTH will be closing its doors at the end of September. It is Singapore’s longest running LGBT restaurant. 

Walk through the narrow streets of Ni-Chome on a Saturday night, and you're forgiven for thinking you've stumbled upon a massive impromptu gay-pride festival. That's because Ni-Chome (pronounced knee-chomay) boasts the highest concentration of gay bars in Asia, if not the world.

Le Méridien Koh Samui Resort & Spa is offering the unique chance to win a luxury wedding in their staggeringly beautiful Ocean Pier. If you're not quite ready to set a date for the big day, there's some great romance and relax packages also on offer.