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Travel Safety Index

Jasper Holt

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"Travel Safety Index" addresses the critical question of safe travel for LGBTQ individuals worldwide, offering a data-driven analysis of various regions. This book uniquely combines published safety indexes, legal benchmarks concerning LGBTQ rights, and anecdotal traveler experiences to provide a nuanced understanding of global mobility. For example, while some countries may have laws protecting LGBTQ individuals, the social reality might differ drastically, highlighting the need for comprehensive insights.

 
The book progresses by first introducing core concepts of LGBTQ travel safety and detailing unique risks, such as discrimination and harassment. It then explores specific regions, evaluating them using the aforementioned triad of indexes, legal benchmarks, and traveler narratives.

 
Ultimately, the book aims to equip LGBTQ travelers, travel professionals, and policymakers with the knowledge to make informed decisions, plan safe trips, and promote inclusive tourism.
Disponibile da: 07/04/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 84 pagine.

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