As World Pride heads to New York City this June, hotels are nearly sold out city-wide, but don't forget about the rest of the nation's pride festivities. Use this guide to book the best hotels for pride in the other cities this year.
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Today, many destinations across the country have the ability to confirm lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) groups and meetings. The most successful destinations are able to leverage their assets and relationships to win and win big. We sat down with James Delmar, National Accounts Manager of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau to get his thoughts. Over the last 36 months, James has been able to confirm approximately $20M in economic impact for future years into the Philadelphia marketplace. 
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Jeff Guaracino, author of the forthcoming book, "Handbook for LGBT Tourism and Hospitality: A Guide for Business Practice" and President and CEO of Welcome America, shared his professional insights and tips on the industry with the LGBT Meeting Professionals Association:
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Summer is heating up, and the week’s lineup of events in Philly is downright hot. Center City District Sips makes its triumphant annual return this week, a
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Whenever Anthony Louis gets onstage to sing - which is not often anymore - he likes to tell a story.
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Sunday, June 12 marks the city’s 28th annual PrideDay, an all-day LGBT extravaganza culminating with a parade and festival at Penn’s Landing. PrideDay is the finale to LGBT Pride Week, a week that includes trans health conferences, the Philly Dyke March and the kick off block party.
Matt Skallerud's insight:
June 9-11 is the Trans Health Conference hosted by the Mazzoni Center, the largest in the world. The conference is free and includes discussion of topics from health and medicine to religion and legal matters.
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