MeetMeOnBoard app can make your gay cruise a whole new (and hot!) experience

We think the vast majority of gay men were born to cruise. According to our dog-eared copy of Urban Dictionary there are two types of cruisers.  One that involves checking out someone for anonymous sex, and the other is a voyage on a ship or boat taken for pleasure.  Today we are talking about the latter (although there is no good reason why you cannot do the former at the same time)

Last summer we came across one of those great ideas that are so good you always wonder why no-one had thought of it before.  

It was the launch of the MeetMeOnBoard app that claimed to be the ultimate LGBTQ+ cruise app that makes it easier then ever for queer travelers to book cruises and connect with each other.  It means that cruisers can effortlessly discover fellow (hot!) gay ‘companions’ aboard their chosen cruise fostering connections long before setting sail. 

Queerguru loves the fact that it has all been tailored specifically for  our community and it elevates the cruise experience to new heights. By customizing their own profiles, cruisers can authentically express themselves while connecting with like minded-travelers (and dare we say with potential bfs?).  The app gives you access to comprehensive resources, and enables you to get essential insights into cruise brands that are genuinely committed to welcoming queer cruisers for all the right reasons. There are too many companies out there indiscriminately chasing the so-called pink dollar purely for their bottom line.

The App also gets brownie points from the Queerguru team for going beyond the expected search facilites and gives users the ability to create custom events, which can they can take before or throughout the  duration of the cruise.  It also gives the option to ask and answer specific about their cruise in community forums, or communicate direct with other gay men on the cruise.

Queerguru spoke with Adam Martindale  a cruise veteran  with over 30 years experience who acquired MeetMeOnBoard in 2023, and he told us that they are thrilled to provide queer travelers a way to book cruises, co-ordinate trips and connect with each other before, during and (hopefully) after their cruise.