Gays and lesbians are more likely than the heteros to most often book hotels and personal travel online. 79% of GLBT travelers book online vs. 54% of straight travelers.
Quick Fact: Web-enabled and not afraid to use it.
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I wonder if this has anything to do with the reality that it’s more important that we (Gays) have a place beforehand, just in case there’s any hassle about the, er, ‘homosexual’ angle kicking in? Seems weird, in this day and age, but not really, I suppose. Or, is it simply that we take advantage of the web more than others? Obviously, I haven’t a clue, but the statistics are so startling that it has me wondering.