Follow this simple but effective tanning tips during your next beach vacation to Puerto Vallarta and we guarantee you will be glowing and feeling amazing.

HIV/AIDS, baptized in the eighties as "cancer of gays", is a disease well known to the LGBT community because many of its members have lost the battle.

Saturday, December 1 in Puerto Vallarta, the LGBT community will join the commemoration with an annual march on the Malecon at Sunset...

The most feared sexually transmitted disease that has affected the lives of thousands of people and claimed thousands more worldwide could see its end in the year 2019.

One of the most recognizable aspects of the day of the dead, aside from the face painting, is the elaborate Mexican altars during the weeks leading up to the big celebration.

Puerto Vallarta has been steadily growing in popularity as one of the favored beach destinations in Mexico for both local and foreign LGBT community alike to enjoy a New Year’s Eve celebration, and no wonder, t

The city still has the touch of the small Mexican villiage of yesteryear and it's kept the Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe impeccable.

Each year, the beaches of PV are visited by thousands of sea turtles that come to hatch their eggs.

If there’s one thing we’re sure of, we love to join in the happiness of the LGBT community.

If Puerto Vallarta is the destination for your upcoming gaycation, this’ll interest you!