From air travel to hospitality and destinations, the industry has become more welcoming to LGBTQ+ travelers, but there remains room for improvement.

Even as attitudes have changed positively for LGBTQ+ people in past years, causing some of the neighborhoods to slightly decline, many continue to thrive.

Hotels and flights in top Pride destinations have gotten more expensive, and anti-trans legislation has increased political urgency.

JetBlue is commemorating Pride Month with a series of events and support for LGBTQ+ organizations and partners throughout June and beyond

Online, the LGBTQ community is having fun with the corporate sponsorship of Pride month and the influencers who take part in those campaigns.

Celebrate pride around the world with the Pride Journeys ultimate Pride Guide. From Malta to Oklahoma City, below is a comprehensive list of LGBTQ pride events for the remainder of 2022.

Visit Sacramento, like numerous other organizations across the nation, is committing to taking action and making change when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion within the organization, the region and the travel industry. As part of that,

The company hosted an evening at its head office in Manchester for Protected Trust Services members

Zach Stafford, the former editor in chief of The Advocate, traveled to gay safe havens as he has for so many summers, but the summer of 2020 was different.

 Valencia is in the spotlight this year. If you haven’t visited this beautiful city on Spain’s Mediterranean coast yet, you will soon find something to tempt you. The most glamorous film stars descended here for the ceremony of the Goya Awards, Spain´s answer to the Oscars. Foodies gathered for the presentation of the new Michelin guide for Spain and Portugal. And the city has also been chosen as World Design Capital and European Capital of Smart Touris

Milan Set to Host the 38th IGLTA Annual Global Convention in October - The Mayor of Milan City, Beppe Sala, opened a recent conference by underlining that this year Italy also remembers the thirtieth anniversary of the symbolic gesture with which on June 27, 1992, ten LGBT weddings were celebrated in Piazza Della Scala in Milano.

If you asked me right now, what city I’ve visited in the past that I would want to revisit the most, it would be Medellin, the City of Eternal Spring, and here are some reasons why.

Some small towns across Canada are celebrating their first ever Pride parades, in what organizers say is an important step forward for LGBT representation in smaller towns and rural areas.