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Gay tourism shapes daily life in the city, especially in and around the Romantic Zone. Hotels, guesthouses, beach clubs, and nightlife set the rhythm of the neighborhood, while long-stay visitors feed local businesses year-round.
Seasonal patterns matter. High season brings full flights and crowded venues; shoulder months can soften mid-week even when weekends stay busy. Exchange rates, airfare, and major events tilt demand from one month to the next.
Living here looks different from visiting. Housing pressure and short-term rentals affect rents in central areas; services and community spaces make a difference in how inclusive daily life feels. We follow both sides of the story.
Our coverage focuses on what this means for workers, residents, and travelers—where the money goes, who benefits, and how city decisions shape safety, housing, and public space.
