Tune into Sirius XM 108 tonight 8-9pm ET to hear Ed Salvato who takes your travel questions. You have to be a subcriber to listen but anyone can call at 866-305-6887.
The chatty, affable and sometimes ribald hosts are Derek & Romaine. The show is Sirius OutQ, one of the biggest LGBT media networks in the world though their listeners are gay, straight and everything in between.
For more information about Derek & Romaine click here: http://dnrshow.net/
Proud FM Toronto’s latest travel Tuesday segment aired last week. Find out what’s new, hot and happening in Los Angeles and West Hollywood with their “travel guru” — yours truly. Discover new restaurants, bars, a revitalized downtown and much more.
Click here to listen: http://www.proudfm.com/interactive/podcast_player/554
View from Vermont's gay-owned Moose Meadow Lodge
Last month, I had the privilege of speaking to Vermont’s Commissioner of Tourism and Travel and Recreation Council about gay travel. I also had a whirlwind tour of this beautiful, progressive state.
It’s known for its maple syrup, covered bridges and extraordinary leaf-peeping opportunities. But that’s not that half of it. Pioneers in gay equality Vermont was the first state to introduce civil unions in 2000 and has been offering marriage for same-sex couples for the past two years — the first state to do so via statute and not after being forced by the courts.
There’s not a single gay bar in the entire state, but LGBT visitors will find a warm welcome throughout the land as well as gay-owned and gay-popular guesthouses and restaurants.
Here’s my report of a short but sweet stay on Toronto’s Proud FM with Mike Chalut and Acey Rowe.
Ed Salvato on Proud FM/Vermont
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Ed in Paris at a book seller's stand along the Seine, Notre Dame in the background
I recently spoke about Pairs on Proud FM radio . Here’s my report.
I’m the ‘travel guru’ (their words) for Toronto-based Proud FM.
My January segment was just posted to their site. I talked about Las Vegas. The podcast is short and sweet. Click here for the podcast. Happy listening.
Jeff (left) and Ed after their keynote address
Karen Mair of CBC Radio, Prince Edward Island, Canada interviewed Ed Salvato and Jeff Guaracino for her show Main Street after their keynote address at the annual conference of Tourism PEI. Click below to listen to their short interview.
Karen Mair, host of Main Street
I visited Toronto, and all I got was these lousy podcasts! Actually, I got a lot more out of my incredibly fun trip than my stupid t-shirt souvenir allusion might indicate.
You can hear some of my impressions by clicking on the following two links, which are my radio appearance on LGBT-oriented Proud FM Toronto on the Mike Chalut Show with Acey Rowe. Just click on the two parts below and enjoy!
Photo above: Toronto pictured from the roof-top pool area of the Thompson Hotel.
Yep, I'm in Buenos Aires alright!
I was on Sirius OutQ on Tuesday night, August 3. I’ll post the entire show later but here’s a four-minute teaser about Buenos Aires, the “Paris of South America” and the first Latin-American country to legalize same-sex marriage.
To listen click on this link.
Photo courtesy of Derek and Romaine
Travel editor, writer, and expert Ed Salvato was on Derek & Romaine on Sirius/XM OutQ recently answering listener questions. Callers threw a huge number of questions on a wide range of topics at him, including:
In an alarming (kidding) new trend, they also followed up with him via email at ed@edsalvato.com. You can feel free to do the same. He loves answering questions.
His interview lasted almost 45 minutes and is available below by clicking below. (PLEASE NOTE: it’s a big file and can take a minute or longer to load depending on your connection speed.)
Ed Salvato has over a dozen years of experience in the world of travel, with a special focus on the needs and interests of gay and lesbian travelers.
Photo courtesy of Derek and Romaine
Travel editor, writer, and expert Ed Salvato was on Derek & Romaine on Sirius/XM OutQ recently answering listener questions. Callers threw all sorts of questions on a wide range of topics including:
His interview lasted almost 45 minutes and is available below by clicking below.
Ed Salvato has over a dozen years of experience in the world of travel, with a special focus on the needs and interests of gay and lesbian travelers.
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