Travel Journey to the hottest LGBTQ travel destinations with our curated recommendations on great escapes, wedding and honeymoon spots, and outrageous vacation ideas.

Hello LGBT Tourists: Dallas, Texas Wants Your Gay Love

Dallas is a city vaulting headlong into its own reinvention....

Savannah Food and Wine Festival Provides a Foodie Feast

Georgia maybe the peach state, but you can expect far more than fruit at the Savannah Food and Wine Festival....

People Are Freaking out over This Koreatown Foodie Find

A Koreatown dining destination draws foodies with bold, multicultural flavors and fresh, local ingredients. Not too long ago, Koreatown was for barbecue, bibimbap and banchan. But...

A Chicago Wedding: What the Windy City Offers LGBT Couples

Chicago’s stunning cityscape — with its expansive view of Lake Michigan — is a location for a wedding to remember. Activities leading up to the main event can include fun in...

90 Miles From Florida, Cuban Culture Flourishes

Since relations between the United States and Cuba are thawing, the chance to visit this long-forbidden nation is finally becoming a reality. By Alicia E. García | Rizzoli; $55...

Some Wines Travel Well. Others are Worth Traveling for

We travel the globe in search of wineries worth visiting — where the art of winemaking extends well beyond anything you’ll find in a glass. The main reason to visit a winery...

Sydney Summer: One Sure Way to Beat ‘the Seattle Freeze’

When he heads Down Under for a break from winter weather, Kevin also finds himself charmed by the sunny dispositions of his new Aussie pals. At the end of 2008, my partner Ray and...

Turn into Page, Arizona for Spectacular Canyon Views

The last stop on our National Parks road trip is Page, Arizona, where we wanted to visit a few well-known attractions — Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell/the Glen...

Run (Like Forrest Gump), Don’t Walk to Monument Valley

If you’ve seen ever watched Forrest Gump, there’s a scene where he takes a run all by himself. That moment is set in Monument Valley. And that’s how many young people...

Bryce Park: The Hikes Are on Trails, Not in Tourist Fees

After two days in Zion, we were off to neighboring Bryce National Park. We had to leave Zion for Bryce early because the weather was forecasting snow. We needed to arrive ahead of...

All Eyes Are on Madrid as the City Hosts World Pride 2017

Madrid prepares to push its phenomenal Pride into overdrive for this year’s WorldPride — the crowning glory of the city’s rebirth as a global gay Mecca. It’s hard to...

Zion National Park: A Tale That’s All About the Trails

I have always wanted to explore Southwest Utah and Arizona’s National Parks but never had the chance. Living in LA, it’s oddly difficult to convince friends to drive anywhere...