Unpacking Ethical Travel

Episode 5 of the The Gay Travel Podcast podcast, hosted by Out Adventures, titled "Unpacking Ethical Travel" was published on July 31, 2018 and runs 21 minutes.

July 31, 2018 ·21m · The Gay Travel Podcast

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Should LGBT travellers visit countries where homosexuality is illegal? Rob and Peter debate this question and others as they delve into the ethics of gay travel.

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