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"Hi and Welcome to The Gay Travellers Network. My name is George and I have a Gay Travel Service in Antigua Guatemala. Attached is an article about Guatemala if you care to use it on your website. Best, GeorgeGayTravelArticleLONG.docx my websites…"
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"Check out my new website about travel to Guatemala... www.GuatemalaTravelPackages.com"
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I Live in a Whorehouse in Antigua Guatemala!

So here’s a fun story - it’s about how I came to live in a whorehouse in Antigua Guatemala.Three years ago I was searching for a new place to live in Antigua Guatemala and came upon a lovely casita with a beautiful interior garden complete with a large tangerine tree that literally “rains” tangerines twice a year.After a…See More
Apr 28, 2012

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I am/We are
Single
My age
40+
The City/State/Country I am/We are in
Antigua, Guatemala
About Me/Us
I am a US citizen (formerly of NYC) who retired in beautiful Antigua, Guatemala 5 years ago with my partner, Renso. I now run a small travel business for Gay Travelers who want to visit Guatemala: www.georges-travelclub.com
Languages I/We speak
English, Spanish
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Friends, Travel Buddies, Email/Chat, Dinner & Drinks, Other Activities
Favourite Travel Destinations
Antigua, Guatemala
Tikal, Guatemala
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
Rio Dulce, Guatemala
Copan, Honduras
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Culture, Theatre, Museums & Galleries
My/Our Web Site
http://www.georges-travelclub.com or www.guatemalatravelpackages.com
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george.sansoucy@yahoo.com
 

George's Travel Club of Guatemala

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GEORGE'S GAY TRAVEL CLUB OF GUATEMALA

Visit: www.Georges-TravelClub.com

A Note from George >>>


Five years ago I packed my bags and bid farewell to the US. Today Antigua, Guatemala is my home and I have never looked back. I love my life here, and I want to do what I can to share this special place with other Gay Adventurers - thus, George's Travel Club of Guatemala!

A trip to Guatemala can be a world-class vacation experience full of amazing places to see and unique things to do. For the average tourist, however, travel in Guatemala can also be very confusing and even dangerous. My clients avoid of all of this and simply enjoy their experience here because I handle all the trip details - thus ensuring their safety and ensuring that they see and do only the best that this amazing country has to offer.

With 33 volcanoes, 21 separate languages, 19 different ecosystems and countless Mayan and Colonial ruins, it is no surprise that Guatemala - a country no bigger than Tennessee - is mentioned four times in the #1 Bestseller, 1,000 Places to See Before You Die.

Antigua, Guatemala's most beautiful and historic city, is a favorite destination for travelers because it is like having a little bit of Europe, just south of the border, but at a fraction of the cost. Nestled between three dramatic volcanoes in Central America, Antigua, Guatemala is one of the world's oldest and most beautiful colonial cities.

This majestic, centuries-old UNESCO World Heritage Site is the most visited city in Central America. Antigua won “TOP City” at the Wanderlust’s 2009 Travel Awards, beating out more than 600 other popular world destinations. In Antigua you can explore the ruins, museums, art galleries, restaurants and shops that are dotted throughout the famous cobblestone streets of this former capital of Guatemala.

Centrally located, Antigua is also the perfect base from which to take short trips to other popular destinations like Lake Atitlan, the Pacific Coast and the world famous Mayan Temples of Tikal. Known as the "land of the eternal spring", Antigua has a humidity-free average temperature of 75 degrees all year round, so there is never a bad time to visit.

With daily direct flights from New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, Atlanta and Dallas, Guatemala is also easy to get to and in less time than it takes to fly to Europe or Hawaii. So whether you prefer a custom-made trip or group travel, either way George's Travel Club is the perfect travel partner for you in Guatemala!

Visit: www.Georges-TravelClub.com

George Sansoucy's Blog

I Live in a Whorehouse in Antigua Guatemala!

Posted on April 28, 2012 at 18:30 0 Comments



So here’s a fun story - it’s about how I came to live in a whorehouse in Antigua Guatemala.



Three years ago I was searching for a new place to live in Antigua Guatemala and came upon a lovely casita with a beautiful interior garden complete with a large tangerine tree that literally “rains”…

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Feel the Earth Move - Earthquakes of Guatemala

Posted on August 30, 2010 at 20:18 0 Comments

Earthquakes are a fairly frequent occurrence in Guatemala, and they have played an important part in the country’s history. This is most evident in the picturesque city of Antigua where spectacular 200-year-old Colonial Ruins can be seen on nearly every corner.



Lying on top of a major fault zone between the Caribbean and North American tectonic plates, Guatemala is no stranger to the destructive forces of earthquakes. The most recent major… Continue

Guatemala's Fuego Volcano - Fire in the Sky

Posted on May 19, 2010 at 18:27 0 Comments

Fuego Eruption - Oct. 1974 - Antigua, Guatemala



The ongoing global disruption being caused by Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull Volcano got me to thinking about our own neighborhood volcanoes here in Antigua, Guatemala. Our volcanic neighbors include Agua and Acatenango (both dormant) and Fuego which is famous for being almost constantly active at a low level.



From my garden in Antigua, I am… Continue

Spectacular Semana Santa - Antigua, Guatemala

Posted on April 4, 2010 at 18:30 1 Comment

IN THE WORLD, there is no better place to be than Antigua, Guatemala for Semana Santa (Holy Week)! You cannot step more than a few feet in Antigua during this time without seeing an alfrombra (spectacular carpets made of flowers and colored sawdust) which adorn every single cobble-stoned street here.

You have to be sure to snap your photos when you see the alfombras, because it is not long before one of Antigua's many processions comes along and… Continue

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At 17:57 on April 18, 2012, Mark Palmer said…

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At 16:38 on July 29, 2011, antonio flores said…
saludo desde honduras.....
At 21:20 on December 11, 2010, Manzanas Rojas said…
Thank You George!!!
At 14:19 on November 4, 2010, Mike Shaughnessy said…
Also I want to add that your photos are really fantastic! Let me know if you want to visit me in San Francisco sometime, I have a nice big free guest room in my home on the hill here....and we have earthquakes here too. LOL
Mike
At 14:16 on November 4, 2010, Mike Shaughnessy said…
Thanks George; I am currently on a six week trip in Central America... Mexico, Costa Rica, Columbia and Panama. This is my last ten days of the trip and I am now in Panama, humid here. I return home to San Francisco California from here on 18 Nov.
I enjoyed my month long visit of Guatemala a few years ago, I really enjoyed sitting for a long time on the top of high Mayan pyramid in Tikal. Take care, Mike
At 22:14 on November 3, 2010, matureposman said…
Antigua is so beautiful! I do need to come back and take the Spanish again, but not the several hours a day I tried before. Only two hours a day with a place to stay for a month or so. I was so happy to find the Irish pub in Antigua and the coffee house, whose name I forget, but good free refills. (I'm on a budget)
At 20:05 on November 3, 2010, Visit Chile said…
Thank you I am sure that you'll love CHILE and its huge variety of coastal landscapes that ranges from the northern desert to the southern tundra along the scenic andes mountains. I wait for you here in the chilean wine country in Santiago!
At 18:17 on September 21, 2010, matureposman said…
Thank you George. I was in Antigua, July 09. I found the Irish Pub and really enjoyed it! :}}}

Went there with my youngest to study Spanish. She wanted to improve hers so I went along. I don't mind learning the Spanish, but those classes, sitting in a room for 4 hours a day, too much for me.

I should have rented a cheap flat if I had known. We did a home stay.
At 23:44 on September 20, 2010, Mike Shaughnessy said…
I visited Antigua, Tikal and most all parts of Guatemala just once back in 2003 and I would enjoy a return there again, especially to Antigua for a nice visit. I admire you for cutting all ropes and just moving there, not sure I could do that LOL. Some of my recent travel pics are posted at http://picasaweb.google.com/sfo.mike
Hope to meet you in Antigua someday. Mike in SF
At 22:08 on August 6, 2010, Jude Rene' Montarsi said…
You're welcome George. It would be nice to visit Guatmala someday. I've been to Costa Rica, which is a very lovely place--if you exclude the plethora of North Americans! LOL But then, you're in the tourist business, so I guess you like us "gringoes?" :) Jude
 
 
 


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