Black Diamond Travels

  As we celebrate Pride Month, it's essential to recognize the unique experiences and considerations of LGBTQ+ travelers. Travel is a powerful way to connect, celebrate love, and explore the world authentically. However, ensuring safety and inclusivity remains paramount. Why LGBTQ+ Travel Matters Traveling as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple isn't just about the destination; it's about the experience of being welcomed and respected. Whether it's a romantic getaway, a solo adventure, or a group trip, the goal is to create memories without compromising one's identity. Tips for Safe and Inclusive Travel Research Destinations Thoroughly : Before booking, investigate the local laws and cultural attitudes toward LGBTQ+ individuals. Resources like Equaldex and ILGA provide up-to-date information on global LGBTQ+ rights. Choose LGBTQ+ Friendly Accommodations : Opt for hotels and resorts known for their inclusivity. Many establishments now undergo LGBTQ+ sensitiv...

 

Costa Ricans are actually close-knit people who are homebound until they get married or leave home for college. Many events like baptisms and weddings are prominent among native Costa Ricans because this is where they have the largest turnout of family and friends. Traditions are also gender-based and many tourists learn about that when they visit the country. What makes Costa Rica different from other countries is their practice of a lukewarm approach to Catholicism that combines a strange ritual of parties and religious celebrations during the time mostly Catholic and Indian traditions. Tourists would be lucky to catch natives engaged in rituals common to them. Most of the things that natives do that tourists are lucky to catch are mostly religious-based since Costa Ricans are Catholic and it's all church or family-based when they celebrate special occasions. Even the most non-traditional tourists will get the feeling they're right at home when they visit Costa Rica since muc...