Travel the globe and gain insight into the tourism industry (with a queer twist).
By Nandita Gupta (she/her) “Khamma Ghani” to my fellow readers from across the world! I am Nandita, a queer woman, entrepreneur, and events planner from Jaipur, Rajasthan (the “Pink City” of India). Rajasthan, a vibrant state, is celebrated in every travelogue for its grand architecture, dreamy…
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The Deep Connection Between Rio Carnival and the LGBTQ+ Community Rio Carnival has always been about liberation. Behind the feathers, sequins, and samba rhythms lies a story of diversity and resistance. Since the 1970s, LGBTQ+ artists, dancers, and performers have played a central role in shaping…
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By Joey Amato This article was originally published by EDGE Media Network Nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin is a city that often surprises first-time visitors. Known historically as a hub for brewing and manufacturing, Milwaukee has transformed into a vibrant cultural…
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Greece has long been a dream destination for LGBTQ+ travelers: shimmering blue seas, white-washed villages tumbling down hillsides, hidden coves that beg to be explored, and sunsets that stop you in your tracks. But beyond the classic postcard scenes, a fresh trend is setting sail and catching the…
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By Bill Malcolm (he/him) Crisp air, golden leaves, and a shimmering skyline—fall in Chicago is a season of surprises. With stunning architecture, walkable neighborhoods, independent shops and restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife, the Windy City offers endless opportunities for exploration. Fall…
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By Direct Travel In 2026, the eyes of the world will turn to Amsterdam as it proudly hosts WorldPride for the first time ever. This global event brings together people from all over the world to promote visibility, equality, and LGBTQIA+ rights. Amsterdam, known for its iconic canals, rich history…
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2 Days of Fun LGBTQ+ Friendly Activities and Events in Coastal Maine Portland, Maine—a city that just loves love. From local traditions like the Valentine’s Day Bandit posting paper hearts all around town to the new Hearts of Pine soccer team, our coastal gem wears its heart on its sleeve. Greater…
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China is a country of contrasts: serene temples and ancient traditions stand alongside cutting-edge technology, modern pop culture, and bustling megacities. I traveled through China for over two months and from East to West and North to South I discovered a tapestry of landscapes, cultures, and…
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Image Credit: Unison Turkey Travel & Events LGBTQ+ Boomer travel is reshaping the future of tourism by emphasizing purpose, comfort, and connection. This generation, many of whom grew up during decades of social change, approaches travel with clarity and intention. We prefer meaningful…
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By Bill Malcolm (he/him) * I visited Boston not once but twice on back-to-back trips for work recently. Boston is a walker's paradise full of stories about the founding of our country. It’s a vibrant city with many universities, top notch transit, interesting unique neighborhoods, and part of the…
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