Top Gay Travel Bloggers

For me, these guys are becoming the best gay travel bloggers that I follow, gain inspiration from and go to for advice, as well as dealing it out to them when I can – of course.

Check these ones out:

Dan Allen

A freelance journalist and travels the world working for numerous publications including AOL, Miami Herald, tripoutgaytravel.com among many others.

Visit his ever-growing collection of journalistic work, with a portfolio of his photography. “From entertainment to politics to travel, it's all here... from Congressman Barney Frank's post-9/11 take on Jerry Falwell in 2001, to Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's first full interview with the LGBT press in 2005, to a report on Greenland's first-ever gay pride event in 2010. There's also far more Eurovision Song Contest coverage than any American (or most Europeans, for that matter) will care about.”

http://danalyzed.com/

Ed Salvato

Ed is editor in chief of ManAboutWorld, the world’s first gay travel magazine built for the iPad. A gay travel expert having worked for OUT&ABOUT, Out Traveler, PlanetOut Travel, Advocate Travel and Gay.com Travel.

http://edsalvato.wordpress.com/

Amy Lame

Originally from USA and is now a London resident working as a presenter, writer, and performer. This award-winning multimedia legend has written for many exclusive publications including the Huffington Post and works with the BBC. She travels and writes cultural articles

http://blog.amylame.com/

Carlos Melia

Forever on Facebook, ongoing video content of his travels and an informative blog, somewhere new all the time - Carlos brings the world together through his reports. He is also a travel agent and wedding planner, if you’re thinking of some first-hand help, plus he really does specialize in LUXURY.

http://carlosmeliablog.com/

Travels of Adam

A graphic designer turned traveler, now blogger. Adam is always on the road lifting rocks and finding what can’t be seen by the naked eye. His blog = “a hipster travel & lifestyle blog for sharing personal experiences and alternative & indie travel tips from around the world.”

http://travelsofadam.com/