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No problem it is a common view you wrote. No I don't think they should say which kind of marriage they allow or want. The person on the vacation should look at the country/laws where they're going to and then make a decision on if they want to go there. They should not go to a country and then expect that hotel will cater to them. For instance, I or you would not go to a homosexual cruise. I could and then once refused go to court for discrimination, go to a radio station and cry but lets face it most of us are not like that . So why are they like that? There is a need, well maybe not a need but mroe of a view in that small community that everyone has to cater to them. I know if I saw a homosexual person kissing another one on my vacation etc then I'd be pissed and I bet so would all the other guests. Here is the trouble IMHO. They've been told off the media for a decade now that they're normal but once they leave their circle they find to their amazement people do not accept their ways What you're asking is all hotels in the world to say what kind of couples or marriage they cater too. It's not possible, we live here but outside of this country most countries have more stringent laws about homosexuals. They need to understand that.

Hahaha... no, worries. And no, I won’t go to gay cruise...LOL I understand what you’re saying. The thing is, this is a honeymoon package, not just hotel. So, it is about ‘couple’. I don’t like it, but in a liberal environment we live today, it’s not wise to be unprepared for such thing to happen. eHarmony, I think, learned it in a hard way. Had they specified in the website that they catered only to heterosexual customers because they’re lacking the expertise to deal with homosexual relationship, they wouldn’t have hit with the lawsuit.