The hot Latin nightlife of Buenos Aires attracts gay travelers from across the globe. Known as the “Paris of South America” it’s a sophisticated city, home to Teatro Colon, one of the world’s largest opera houses. La Boca is the oldest (and most colorful) neighborhood in the city with many touristy but fun tango clubs.

A must see is Museo Evita filled with the dresses, shoes, hats, and more of Evita Perone. Be sure to catch the Sunday gaucho fair in the Mataderos neighborhood, with the lively horsemen galloping through the city streets, the intoxicating aroma of regional cooking and the lively sounds of folk music.

Begin your Latin American adventure at Gay City Buenos Aires, your gay travel guide to bars, restaurants, barrios, plus hotels, B&B’s and resorts.

Watch the locals (portenos) strut their stuff at the Pride Parade the first Saturday in November each year to commemorate the formation of the first gay group in Buenos Aires in 1969.

The Big Apple beckons with countless sights to see, from the bright lights of Broadway, to the bustle of Times Square, to the art treasures of the MoMA and the grandeur of the Statue of Liberty.

The unique neighborhoods of New York include Chinatown, Little Italy, Greenwich Village, and many more. With over 50 gay bars and many pride events and organizations, the city that never sleeps provides plenty of attractions day and night.

A great place to start is Gay City New York, your gay travel guide to bars, restaurants, neighborhoods, plus hotels, B&B's and resorts.

Check out the extensive event calendar at The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center of New York. The Center promotes LGBT community, culture and the arts.

Don't miss the energy of the annual New York Pride Parade, June 20-28, 2009. Delta Air Lines is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of this year's march. You'll also find parades in Queens and Brooklyn.

As part of Delta's commitment to the community, we sponsor events to support the Gay Men's Health Crisis such as Fashion Forward New York, November 9, 2009. We're also a Premier Sponsor of Aids Walk NY, May 17, 2009.

A hideaway for the famous, from Henri Matisse to Elton John, Nice is the crown jewel of the Cote d'Azur. Popular places to sink your toes in the sand include gay Coco Beach and the gay-friendly Castel Plage.

The breathtaking beaches of this French Riviera resort are the main attraction, but there's much more to do than gaze at the Mediterranean. Vieux Nice (Old Nice), bustles with boutiques, galleries and street cafes. A short train ride from the coast, Cannes is the home of the famous film festival in May.

Begin your vacation planning at PJP's Gay Guide to Nice, your gay travel guide to bars, restaurants and accommodations.

For a Pride Parade visit Paris in June. You'll share the limelight with over half a million spectators and participants.