LGBT Destinations

Travel Pulse chatted with John Tanzella, IGLTA’s President/CEO, about what’s planned for the group's Annual Convention in Atlanta, as well as LGBTQ travel trends.

Miami based Source Events, the leader in LGBTQ luxury travel, sees Tahiti growing in popularity, with this year being their third voyage.

With a diverse cast of real queers, including Serpetwithfeet, Orbitz continues its commitment to the LGBTQ+ community. 

A new LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Index ranks the world’s most dangerous countries for gay travelers.

The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association has opened registration for its 37th Global Convention, set for 8-11 September at the W Atlanta-Midtown. IGLTA’s premier event makes its live return in one of the most LGBTQ+ welcoming cities in the United States.

After shimmying through two grimy buildings I was taken on a night I'll never forget.

Monaco announces that it has become a 2021 IGLTA Featured Destination. Now more than ever, the Principality is a fitting backdrop for couples’ celebrations such as honeymoons, anniversaries, and proposals. Monaco is a cosmopolitan nation with 139 nationalities that help make the world’s second smallest country culturally diverse, inclusive, and welcoming.

Top tips for LGBTQ travel for 2021, from where to go, Pride events, and how to travel safely in 2021.

Best in Travel 2021: They are thrilled to be named winner of Lonely Planet's LGBTQ+ Storyteller Award 2021 - category Diversity & Inclusivity

LGBTQ Couple Gabi and Shanna have documented their travels on their popular Youtube channel and blog under the moniker 27 Travels, which has become a go-to resource for LGBTQ-friendly destinations. They talk about their love for travel and each other. “Let’s Go Together Episode 18: Traveling Together as an LGBTQIA+ Couple.”

Gay and Lesbian Tourism Australia (GALTA) has partnered with Pink Media USA for a ten-part interview series “Voices of Australia”, showcasing ten iconic experiences in Australia to inspire future visitors from the LGBTQ+ community in America and beyond.

Fort Lauderdale and Wilton Manors are the perfect combination of sea, sand, sun and fun. Although your goal is a few days of relaxation, you may end up happily burning the candle at both ends. The phrase most often overheard is, “I’ll get some sleep on the beach/plane/back home tomorrow.” Just go with it!

Looking to plan a trip to Asbury Park, New Jersey? Visit in autumn for the Boss, a bustling boardwalk and a foodie’s paradise.

Since the world packs travel hazards besides COVID-19, here's advice and resources for LGBTQ travelers to take into consideration.

Taking a trip to Savannah is like taking a journey back in time. Even the airport is designed with architectural elements in mind that make it clear to guests that they are in for a unique experience.

WTM Africa and IGLTA deliver first-ever Equal Africa content program to ATW Cape Town, 29 March 2021 – WTM Africa 2021 will see the introduction of an LGBTQ+ travel event called EQUAL Africa in partnership with IGLTA. EQUAL Africa stands for EQUAL Love, Rights, Experiences & Opportunities and will comprise three fascinating virtual panel discussions and presentations from 7 to 9 April 2021.

In just a few decades, the island nation evolved into one of Europe's most progressive countries.

Your complete guide to all things LGBTQ-friendly in sprawling and exciting Mexico City, from attractions to restaurants to hotels!

Travel + Leisure spoke with drag queen Jackie Cox about Orbitz’s LGBTQIA-inclusive Valentine’s Day virtual trip around the world with The Travelin Bum.

This week, 29 March to be specific, marked the third anniversary of same-sex marriage in the UK. Thinking of taking the plunge? The wedding is all well and good, but the honeymoon can be better. We asked Darren Burn, founder of OutOfOffice.com, an LGBT-friendly luxury travel service that creates tailormade trips, to pick his favourite spots to kick back and relax post-ceremony.

For the PinkMedia #ILoveGay Travel Influencer Series bringing together LGBTQ+ bloggers, vloggers and influencers from around the world.

There’s safety and comfort to consider—but resources for queer travelers make planning easier.

Just about everything. It is composed of five boroughs covering 300 square miles, but with so much to see and do within the 23 square miles called Manhattan, most visitors sadly don’t have time to walk or cycle across the Brooklyn Bridge or visit the outer boroughs. (You could make a terrific vacation out of Brooklyn and Queens alone!).

Explore IGLTA's gay travel guide to Morocco featuring LGBTQ+ safety tips, gay rights info, top cities & attractions, where to stay and more!