Travel the globe and gain insight into the tourism industry (with a queer twist).
When the world feels loud, it’s natural to crave distance — not just a change of scenery, but a true reset. New Zealand offers that rare combination: it feels wonderfully far away, yet easy to settle into. The landscapes are big, the pace is unhurried, and privacy isn’t something you have to fight…
Read MoreThe LAB Anti-Mall in Costa Mesa’s SoBECA District Bristol Street is Costa Mesa’s home for youth culture and innovation, and this hotspot is seeing its largest transformation and growth in its decades-long history. The neighborhood is called SoBECA, a truncated version of South on Bristol…
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A Luxury Traveler’s Guide to Brazil’s Largest LGBTQ+ Celebrations Every year, millions of travelers arrive in Brazil searching for more than beaches and landmarks. They come for the atmosphere, the freedom, and the rare sense of collective celebration that Brazil expresses so naturally. In 2026…
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Destination Madison Madison, Wisconsin prides itself on being a place that’s welcoming in a way that goes beyond “Midwest nice.” It’s a university town filled with young energy. A state with a progressive history. And above all, it’s truly queer friendly. When you visit Madison, you’ll quickly…
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Many destinations proudly describe themselves as LGBTQ+ friendly. Rainbow crossings, curated campaigns, and nightlife districts often shape how inclusivity is presented to travelers. Iceland feels different. Not because inclusivity is absent here - Iceland has long been recognized as one of the…
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It’s a scary time right now. But our community has overcome dark times in the past. More than once. And that’s an important point. We tend to think of history as moving in a straight line from an ignorant and violent past towards a glorious future. That’s part of what is making this time so…
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India is often perceived through extremes — overwhelming, conservative, chaotic, or difficult to navigate. For many travelers, especially those from diverse communities, these assumptions can create hesitation. Questions around comfort, safety, and acceptance are valid when considering a destination…
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Many LGBTQ+ couples plan more than just a beautiful backdrop for their destination wedding or honeymoon. It is also about safety, comfort, cultural acceptance, and finding places where love is celebrated without question. As destination weddings grow, more LGBTQ+ travelers are seeking help to choose…
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This article was originally written by Roger Porter and published by EDGE Media Network Dallas sits at the intersection of soul, sun and southern hospitality. The bustling metropolis boasts a lively cultural arts hub for creative exploration, delectable dining destinations that will leave you…
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Freedom Has an Address in Thailand. Last January, I flew to Thailand for my first gay travel experience in Southeast Asia. As an American, I had gotten a little too comfortable. Stuck in a routine that felt safe but stagnant. I needed to see more of the world. I chose Thailand because, among its…
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