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Dean Lisk

Dean Lisk is a culture, entertainment and travel writer whose work has appeared in publications including the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and Metro NY. He is the former entertainment and lifestyle editor at Metro English Canada and past editor of WestJet Magazine. He is currently based in Toronto, Canada, and can be followed on Instagram @deanlisk.

When should I be taking my PrEP while travelling on the other side of the world?

Making sure you are taking your daily dose is just one sexual health consideration before, during and after your vacation

Oh, the far-flung places these Well-Strung musicians have been

New York–based classical-pop quartet Well-Strung have a naughty name, but they’re extremely diplomatic when they’re on the road
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Lube is a liquid. And more things to remember when travelling with sex toys

Sure, you can take adult toys on vacation. But there are guidelines to follow. And some things are better left at home

A quick queer guide to Los Cabos (yes, there’s a gay bar)

Rustic and flashy, elegant but with family fun. The beach isn’t all that Los Cabos has to offer to LGBTQ+ travellers

Aruba is a Caribbean island where you’ll be comfortable holding hands

The small island off the coast of Venezuela has romance and gay nightlife. Introducing LGBTQ Aruba

Have fun in the desert visiting Scottsdale, Arizona

More than just a suburb of Phoenix, Scottsdale has its own indulgent resort-town atmosphere. And a lively LGBTQ2S+ community
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Our insider’s guide to the best of LGBTQ2S+ Las Vegas

Think of all the creative talent that makes Las Vegas sparkle—the city’s chockablock with queers who know how to make it werk and know how to throw a party

Our insider’s guide to the best of LGBTQ2S+ Montreal

Montrealers know how to enjoy life, whether it’s a meal, a fashion choice, a night out on the town or a one-night stand

Asbury Park’s long gay history as a New Jersey beach destination

While there has been a queer scene in the New Jersey resort town for 100 years, a late 20th-century decline gave us an opportunity to make it our own
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