Month: January 2017
The Dinah: Empowering, Raising Women’s Voices Through Art & Music
- Heather Cassell
- January 25, 2017
The world’s largest women’s music festival, The Dinah, hits Palm Springs, California at the end of Women’s History Month and promises to bring glass shattering all-girl entertainment.
The party that attracts more than 15,000 women to the California desert kicks off March 29 – April 2.
Read MoreSouth America’s Only LGBTQI Surf Camp Makes Rainbow Waves
- Heather Cassell
- January 24, 2017
Surfing in one of the hottest surf spots for amateurs to pros in one of the world’s top 40 most beautiful bays among other LGBTQI surfers in South America, sounds like a dream.
It’s not though. This year marks the third annual Gay Surf Brazil, an LGBT surf camp in Santa Catarina at the famed Praia do Rosa (known as Rosa by locals) in Southern Brazil, March 25 – April 1.
New Leadership At The Charlie Palmer Group’s Northern California Hotels
- Heather Cassell
- January 18, 2017
Independent hotel marketing and sales expert Tamara DeMars and international revenue management and distribution expert Parul Suri will lead the group’s new marketing and sales initiatives at the Harvest Inn and Mystic Hotel, both by hotelier, restauranteur and chef Charlie Palmer, according to the January 17 news release from the group.
Read MoreLone Gunman Opens Fire at Playa Del Carmen Nightclub
- Heather Cassell
- January 18, 2017
Five Dead, 15 Injured At A Playa Del Carmen Beach Nightclub by Heather Cassell Five festival goers were killed and nine others were wounded when a lone gunman opened fire at a music festival at a popular gay-friendly night club in one of the Yucatan Peninsula’s popular resort towns January 16. Electronic music lovers were […]
Read MoreA Nonchalant Encounter At The Cromwell International Hotel In London
- Heather Cassell
- January 8, 2017
It Wasn’t A Budget Nightmare At The Cromwell International Hotel in London, But It Wasn’t Thrilling Either by Heather Cassell You know you aren’t in a luxury hotel when you are greeted with a dirty entry way, sad close to sagging couches circling a scratched up coffee table, and the staff are only halfway happy […]
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