LGBTQ+ people are willingly travelling to intolerant destinations. Why? Tommy Trivett explains his motivations for being a 'Rainbow Rebel'

How can LGBTQ+ travelers make sure they’re booking a truly welcoming hotel?

"Queer Eye" castmember Antoni Porowski chats with Travel + Leisure about his dining habits while traveling along with what destinations are still on his list to visit.

In Shondaland’s ongoing culture series, senior staff writer Malcolm Venable talks about the changing dynamics of Pride.

The average "safe indicator" for LGBTQ+ travelers, at 3.5 out of 5, is far below the heterosexual average of 4.1 points.

FLOCC 2023. Photo by Ryan Williams-Jent. TAMPA | The inaugural Florida Out Coast Convention was held Aug. 1-3 at the Hilton Tampa Downtown, welcoming nearly 150 people to the first […]

Juan Davila of the San Francisco Bay Times team recently enjoyed his first visit to Guerneville and spent an afternoon with friends at Johnson’s Beach. Located ninety minutes north of the Bay Area in the gay staycation town of Guerneville, this classic summer getaway sits in the heart of the Russian River Valley and provides […]

LGBTQ+ couples are broadening their horizons to even consider countries where same-sex partnerships are not condoned, according to a new study. Research by Kuoni found that 44% of LGBTQ+ travellers prioritise the overall destination experience regardless of feelings towards LGBTQ+ people.

Miami? Passe. Thanks to an influx of young travelers and residents drawn by its food and bar scene—and its walkability—this sleepy Sun Belt city is waking up fast.

This author learns you will never lack friends when traveling with VACAYA.

Even as civil rights groups suggest travelers should rethink trips to the state because of policies enacted by its Republican lawmakers, it remains a tourism juggernaut. And some visitors say their spending actually supports opposition to the new laws.

The Nepali government is showing interest in investing in LGBTQ-specific services to tap into the multi-billion dollar “pink economy” and promote LGBTQ inclusion in the country’s tourism industry.

Thousands of revelers filled the streets of San Francisco, New York City, Chicago and St. Louis to march in celebration of Pride Month on Sunday. The annual parades and marches commemorate the Stonewall riots of 1969. Politicians, including Nancy Pelosi, also took part in the festivities, which included colorful outfits, floats and more.

Some of the best spots for LGBTQ+ honeymoons

LGBTQ+ travelers will appreciate Puerto Vallarta’s growing reputation as an LGBTQ+ friendly destination with its inclusivity and gay neighborhoods.

Joe Moskowitz and Ian Todd will be competing on The Amazing Race season 35.

Frida Kahlo was one of the most influential Mexican painters and is known for her deep and often painful art.

These five US cities have much to offer queer families of all interests.

It’s no secret that traveling the world as an LGBTQ+ person can be extremely dangerous, but that hasn’t kept lesbian couple Kirstie Pike and Christine Diaz from traveling across the globe together. They document their adventures and give advice to fellow queer travelers on their LGBTQ+ travel platform, On Airplane Mode.

After nearly a half-hour uphill hike in 90+ degree weather along a mountain stream, I came to the reward that made the trek worth it. A stunning waterfall oasis with a cool mist spray and a cooler wading pool.

A long lineup of notables, including the Tampa and Key West Mayors, heads of major Florida destinations and LGBTQ+ thought leaders are set to take center stage at the Florida OuCoast Convention (FLOCC) hosted by OutCoast

While Youth Month and Pride Month have come to an end, there is still more that needs to be done to ensure inclusivity in business travel.

As Aaron Levy-Wolins walked through Civic Center on Saturday, a cacophony of rainbows filled the plaza, with people dressed to the nines — and some not at all. Sparkling jackets and Pride flags were typical…

Whether you're looking for the safest places for LGBTQ+ travel or the most homophobic countries to avoid, a new report has the answers.