Bacolod Gay Tourist

Clear clean skin is so attractive in this culture where bathing is as common as eating; although the junk food conglomerates are spreading and may destroy this.

It’s not the first invasion to change the Philippines. The Spanish moved in, added to the languages, installed Catholicism, united the people into a nation and killed an undoubted genius, Jose Rizal.

Then the Americans came. Another revolution took place interrupted by the second world war in which Japan had a failed attempt ousted by the Americans and then independence as a nation was finally achieved in 1946.

But then the people revolted against the government under president Marcos who declared martial law in 1972 until 1986 when he was ousted.

The people are now subjugated under what is recognised as a government that is in need of reform, to put it gently. 

Despite all this Filipinos welcome foreigners with an openness unequaled in so many countries.

You are more than likely to be invited home to meet the family.

Bacolod Gay Tourist wants to show you our part of this great country and our attitude to what comes naturally in expressing our feelings. Being gay or bi here is accepted as a fact of life. Holding hands or being arm around shoulder is common.

It often takes some time to get used to this but when you do, it can be as liberating as therapy.

We would like you to experience this freedom.

Come with us for a day. We are a fresh enthusiastic company eager to please and willing to work. We want to provide you with a reason to recommend us to friends and return for seconds.