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Code of conduct

Everyone books on their own, so the group is the product. These are the ground rules that keep it good for all of us.

Last updated August 2026

01 · Consent is the baseline

Ask, listen and accept a no the first time — socially, physically and in photos. Nobody owes you conversation, contact or their time.

02 · Respect everyone

All ages, bodies, races, genders, HIV statuses and identities across LGBTQIA+ are welcome. Racism, transphobia, femmephobia, ableism, serophobia, body-shaming and "just a preference" cruelty are not.

03 · Include the quiet ones

Solo travel can be daunting. Make room in the circle, learn names, invite people along. Cliques that lock others out are the one thing that ruins a trip.

04 · Privacy and photos

Not everyone is out. Ask before photographing or tagging anyone, and never share someone's identity, status or location without permission.

05 · Substances and safety

Drink and party at your own pace, look after each other, and never pressure anyone. Illegal activity puts the whole group at risk and will end your trip.

06 · Local respect

Laws and attitudes vary. Follow host guidance in each destination, especially around public affection and photography.

07 · Speak to a host

If something feels wrong, tell your host — day or night. You can also email hello@gaysocialtrips.com. Reports are handled discreetly.

08 · Consequences

Depending on severity we may give a warning, change rooming, remove someone from an activity, or end their trip immediately at their own cost and without refund. Serious matters may be reported to local authorities.

Questions about this page? Email hello@gaysocialtrips.com and we'll come back to you.