Sunday, November 11, 2012

MEET OUR GUIDES.



Frank is in Bacolod and takes care of his 5’ 7” (170cm) body. He likes to visit the gym every day so maybe you can join him for a session. Can you see it in your mind? He is a graduate of La Salle in Bacolod so it is not all about muscles. His Leo personality shines through when he is hosting a tour or not; gregarious and happy to give but with no nonsense. On his facebook page he has, “ Spread love everywhere you go. let no one ever come to you without leaving happier..” It’s a philosophy we could all follow. You can safely put yourself in Franks’ hands for a day in the city of smiles and leave with one.

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Get to know our Guides.



 GET TO KNOW THE GUY GUIDES.


Rod runs the Bacolod branch of Philippines Gay Tourist and has been there since day one putting in the hard work walking the streets to get business cards into hotels and other businesses.  With a laptop and very little money he went through some rough times wondering where the next meal would come from. That’s dedication.
Rod takes a lot on his shoulders and worries about others a lot. His family is so important to him and as the eldest boy his duty is to contribute to its welfare. But when he gets in the mood for a good time, he knows how to have one and shows you. His dance floor movements are a joy to watch. He has that cuddly nature that shines through whatever he does. He has lived in or near Bacolod all his life.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Philippines Gay Tourist



Filipinos have different ways of thinking. Here’s one from Facebook...
“Hello my friend.
”Hello
“Here is my phone number
“ I don’t want your phone number
“You can phone me
“ I don’t want to phone you
“My phone number is 0930000000
 “ I do not want your number
“Ok. You can save my phone number
“I won’t save your number. I don’t want it
“why you not want my phone number?
“I have almost 2000 friends on FB
“I will give my phone number and you save it.
“I will not save it
“This is my phone number 0930000000
This can go on for quite a few more sentences.
Be prepared for this when in conversation. 

Wednesday, October 24, 2012



City road traffic in the Philippines has to be experienced. There is no other word that fits. It is actually an 
 experience that is remembered. Generally driving is on the right side of the road. The accent there is on the
 word “generally”. If the left side is vacant, use it. That’s just common sense.

Taxis, motor cycles, Jeepnees, tricycles, bicycles, people and occasional animals zip or manoeuvre between the trucks, busses and each other while beeping their horns as if it would make a difference. Maybe it does because I have yet to see an accident.  

Manila isn’t the only city where back streets and alleyways have become fully fledged streets. The hotel I stayed at in Cebu bordered a sleepy long laneway but became a pedestrian’s horror during peak hours. It is not a matter of driving by the road rules as much as being inventive in getting from A to B.

People share the road and cars would share the footpaths if it wasn’t for the power poles and street stalls that also share the road. When crossing a major road on foot do it in a group or become very agile.

Philippines Gay Tourist offers transport to all your destinations so you can sit back and witness the mayhem in safety. We hope.

Monday, October 22, 2012

Philippines Gay Tourist.

Philippines Gay Tourist has grown out of the popularity of Bacolod Gay Tourist and the desire to show off this remarkable country to a group of people who have so far been ignored by the mainstream.
You have special needs and we know how to satisfy them. We know what you want and you don't have to feel embarrassed to ask.

If you are looking for a cozy gay bar or noisy, gay, dance the night away establishment or a beach where the body worshipers hang out in all the right places; we can take you there.

Like to spend 24 hours alone with your lover on a deserted island with a white sand beach and lapping wavelets as company?

Like to travel to each of our five cities and get the same great service? Each one offers something special but all have the same hospitality the Philippines is famous for.

Experience it yourself. Mabuhay.