Given all the rhetoric about Russia, Wil and Stephen wanted a travel company they could trust to create a private trip for them that highlighted the best of Russian culture, history, architecture, and arts, and make them feel safe with gay-friendly guides and accommodations.
Stephen and Aaron left their busy lives in Rocklin, including parenting their twin three-year-olds for a much-needed vacation to Israel with Zoom Vacations. These two were always open for anything, and truly immersed themselves in the local culture. Stephen made some time to talk with us a bit about their experience on Zoom Israel.
Many countries in the world have a conservative view on LGBTQ issues, to say the least. This issue is not lost on me since I travel to many “conservative” places, where, as a practically matter, the societies are permissive and have never been bothered me at all as a gay man traveling alone, with my partner, with friends, or in a group. With that being said follow these insider tips and you should be ready to go anywhere:
I wanted to take a few minutes to share with you how excited I am to be here with Zoom guests in a country so full of natural beauty, personal acceptance, as well as cultural, geographic, religious, and culinary diversity.
We always say that the more mixed our trips are, the better. So, when Alexis joined our China trip, we were excited for the additional diversity, and even more thrilled because she is such a wonderful person to travel with. Alexis spoke with us about her recent trip with Zoom Vacations to China! Zoom: How did you learn about Zoom Vacations? Alexis: It was between Christmas and New Years break and I was thinking about how as of January 1st my vacation gets replenished. I wanted to start thinking about where I wanted to go in 2019. I wanted to...
