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Steele First Class Luxury Gay Travel
By Jorge Treviano

If Housewives of New York’s queen of luxury Sonja Morgan were a gay travel agent, she would be Dane Steele Green.

Green’s travel tour company, Steele Luxury Travel, specializes in meeting the needs of a high end, fabulously gay clientele. He says vacations should be intriguing, inspirational, educational and most of all, indulgent.

His trips are tailored with the gay traveler in mind. Steele’s most popular summer travel experience, The Mykonos Island Villa Escape, features a sea-front villa with live-in chefs, a cleaning staff, and two gorgeous house boys.

Note to Sonja: don’t allow The Countess to plan your next trip abroad. Call Dane. He’ll give you the extravagantly first class vacation you deserve.

Jump caught up with Mr. Green to discuss Steele Luxury Travel and what makes this handsome young entrepreneur tick….

First Class on an Economy Budget

Steele Luxury Travel emphasizes luxury in air travel. However, first class travel is not always an option for everyone. How does a traveler fare it out in Economy Class? Dane Steele Greene offers his tips for getting the best seat on your next coach class flight.
1. Check seatguru.com. “It is the bible to airline seat selection,” says Greene. “Passengers can view most airlines’ seat maps to see seats offered in every class of service.” The website outlines “good seats”, “poor seats”, and “seats with drawbacks” and shows where the lavatories are on the flight.
2. Avoid bulk head seats. Economy bulk head seats have walls in front of them. That translates into limited leg room, restrictive recline and locked armrests. “Bulk head seats are usually right behind Business or First Class,” adds Greene. “You’ll spend the flight ogling over their silverware and linen.”
3. Grab Emergency exit seats. As with bulk head, recline is restricted and armrests are locked but leg room is often ample in the emergency exit rows.
4. Do not commit to a middle seat. “If only middle seats are available, keep your seat unassigned,” says Greene. “It’s never smart to lock yourself into a middle seat. Space usually opens up at the airport.”

Where are the hot gay destinations this fall?
Aside from the staples - Rio, Mykonos, Ibiza and Barcelona – gay men are flocking to more obscure destinations around the globe, including South Africa, Courchevel (for winter snowboarding), and Asian cities like Hong Kong and Shanghai.

What destination tops your list?
Thailand is full of energy, culture and delicious food.

There is a trend in destinations defining themselves as gay-friendly.
The gay dollar is powerful. During this economic crisis, the gay travel sector is the only one that has remained constant in the industry. Cities would be foolish not to open their doors to us.

Tell us your travel philosophy.
Our company’s slogan is Live Your Indulgence. When travelling abroad, explore the land the way you like. If you want to taste every type of gelato in Italy, do it. If you want to visit every bathhouse around the world, indulge yourself. It’s your time to be free and leave all of life’s stresses behind.

How did you get into travel?
Travel has always been my passion. I worked for several airlines and tour companies before launching my own company.

DNA Magazine called you “the luckiest gay bastard”.
My most recent “Oh my God, look where I am” moment was at the Life Ball in Vienna. I was inside the most beautiful palace and I literally got a sense of what heaven must be like.

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