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London offers a unique cocktail of sophistication, understatement, spark and unbridled hedonism. The British capitals’ eight-million-plus population has kept a convincingly intimate and unthreatening feel, much of it down to its village-like atmosphere spread across 32 boroughs, each with individual and local character.
Home to Europe’s largest gay and lesbian population, London remains a hot spot for the discerning international gay traveler. In London one is seldom far from a gay pub, bar or club, with literally hundreds of venues throughout the capital.
Soho has long replaced Earls Court as London`s gay mecca, and offers a wide range of gay pubs, restaurants and a great variety of restaurants. Vauxhall has established itself as London’s other gay neighborhood and fancies itself as giving Soho a run for its money. But gay Vauxhall is predominantly nocturnal, with big dance clubs and bars.
The Rainbow Pound refers to the economic power of the LGBTQ+ community in hospitality. Hotels embracing inclusivity attract more LGBTQ+ travelers, increasing bookings and revenue. This article explores how the rise of the LGBTQ+ market offers significant opportunities for hotels that prioritize diverse and welcoming environments.
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Discovering new cultures and mingling with different types of people is a fantastic way to travel. It’s also an opportunity for those who are advocates and believers in LGBTQ+ rights to make the world more inclusive and equal.
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