Located in the northern Rocky Mountain region of the state, conservation-forward Vermejo, a Ted Turner Reserve, will become the first GayTravelApproved Luxury property in New Mexico.
RATON, NEW MEXICO, UNITED STATES – Ted Turner Reserves’ Vermejo and Sierra Grande properties have formalized a partnership with GayTravel.com, the trusted source and authority on diverse, inclusive and safe travel destinations for the LGBTQ+ traveler. GayTravel.com prides itself on working with travel partners around the world who have shown themselves to be gay-friendly and welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community and who continuously improve their amenities and service levels for all travelers.
“We are honored to be a part of the GayTravelApproved network, honoring Ted Turner Reserves’ commitment to inclusivity for all travelers,” said Lindsay Curry, Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “This partnership is a wonderful opportunity for two altruistic organizations rooted in a desire to promote the welfare of the planet and its people to positively affect greater change in the world.”
Located in the northern Rocky Mountain region of the state, conservation-forward Vermejo, a Ted Turner Reserve, will become the first GayTravelApproved Luxury property in New Mexico. “We are excited to lead the charge for luxury, gay-friendly hospitality in the great, inclusive state of New Mexico,” said Curry. Sierra Grande, a Ted Turner Retreat focused on wellness and nature-based tourism in Southern New Mexico, becomes the fourth GayTravelApproved hotel within the state.
“Vermejo, a Ted Turner Reserve and Sierra Grande, a Ted Turner Reserve manifest the spirit of diversity and inclusivity that a GayTravel Approved Luxury property is all about. They raise the bar to a new level of service and hospitality excellence that our audience appreciates, and we couldn’t be prouder of this partnership,” said Stephen Prisco, Vice President, Sales & Marketing for GayTravel.com.
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