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A new report details the most dangerous—and safest—places for gay travelers. According to the report, a few factors, such as adoption recognition and worker protections, may not affect travelers directly but are a good indication of overall attitudes within the culture. A view of the Lagos skyline in Nigeria, which was named the most dangerous place in the world for There, people can be put in prison for up to 14 years just for being gay, and some states even have the death penalty under Sharia law. Same-sex marriage has been legal there since , and the country has more Pride festivals per capita than anywhere else in the world. In almost all cases, the laws outlawing consensual gay sex were put into place under British rule and were left in place following independence.

For more hotel options you can check out our amazing Hotel Collections here! The city with the most developed gay scene in Portugal is Lisbon. The nightlife gets vivid from 11pm to 2am. The annual Lisbon Pride is very popular, gathering huge amounts of locals and tourists.

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Bangkok — often referred to as the gayest city in Asia along with Taipei — is unsurprisingly a hugely popular travel destination for queer travelers. Adding to the appeal of a trip to Bangkok is the incredible food, friendliness of the Thai people, ancient temples, raging nightlife, hip shopping destinations and yes — everything at a very affordable cost compared to Western destinations though rising rapidly. While long known as a backpacker destination, Bangkok now has some of the most affordable and luxurious properties in the world, and offers more bang-for-your-buck than almost anywhere else on earth!