Enter the Mind of Salvador Dali in New Interactive Exhibit
Few artists in history have painted surreal landscapes that suck you in eager to experience their wacky world, like Dali.…
There Could be a Vaccine for the Zika Virus Soon
The Indian firm, Bharat Biotech, has recently become the world’s first company to develop not one but two potential vaccines to…
American Airlines Ends Bereavement Fares
American Airlines dealt a low-blow move to its customers after the airline, which recently merged with US Airways, announced that…
LGBT Travel: Meet the Digital Nomads Who use the ‘Net to Travel the World
Thanks to digital and social media, we can like and share the news and stories that are important to us,…
5 Reasons The Renwick Hotel’s Gertrude Stein Suite will Inspire Gay (and Straight) Travelers
“A rose is a rose is a rose” but is a hotel room a hotel a hotel room? Not at…
The Future of Transportation?
My choice for video of the week. This hybrid car/plane is a marvel of modern engineering, and it’s environmentally…
Mexican State of Jalisco has Legalized Same-Sex Marriage
Today has been a monumental day for the state of Jalisco in Mexico. The Supreme Court of Justice of the…
Sheep Putting Island Chain On the Map, Literally
With no money for media, a tiny population, and unique and hard-to-navigate terrain, the people on the Faroe Islands came…
Volunteering Could Get You Free Room and Board
As many of our readers know, we’re big into voluntourism as well as simply devoting a couple of hours during your…
Trois Chefs de Paris, The Paris Restaurant Scene is Alive with Pride, Passion, and Joie de Vivre for Food
The Paris restaurant scene is bursting with chefs perfecting classic French food and at the same time reinventing the famed…
Randy Goes Into Orbitz
If there’s one silver lining to the 2016 election, it’s at least four more years worth of Randy Rainbow’s raucous…
Gay Travel: Mediterranean Voyage on the ‘Star Clipper’
The setting sun peeks from behind clouds as the pilot boat veers away from the gunwale, and the harbor captain…
Gay Travel: What’s New in Gay and Trendy Chicago, Illinois
by Jason A. Heidemann The stools at Dove’s Luncheonette (1545 N Damen Ave. Tel: 773-645-4060. www.doveschicago.com) in Wicker Park are…
Airlines Report Highest US Passenger Rate Since the Recession
Airlines that service the United States are reporting the highest number of passengers since the Recession began in 2008. The…
Celebrity Cruises Wants You to Sail Beyond Borders
Celebrity Cruises is using the 2016 election to promote the importance of travel over isolationism. Now that we’re more connected…
Fort Lauderdale Becomes Premier Destination for Transgender Travelers
Fort Lauderdale has long encouraged gay and lesbian travelers from around the world to explore their sunny side on the…
Hyperloop One, Successfully Tests Propulsion System
We are now one step closer to traveling at over 700mph on the Hyperloop. The company, Hyperloop One, announced their…
Gay Travel: Northern Wales Adventure
One of the world’s top adventure destinations, rugged and beautiful North Wales attracts discerning LGBT travelers from around the world.…
Where Do You Want to Travel This Year?
From Antarctica to Austria, Iceland to India, we live in a great, big, beautiful world that beckons us with exciting…
Gay Travel: Exploring LGBT Alberta, Canada
When I heard that the 2016 International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics championships were being held in Edmonton, Alberta, my reaction…
Trump is Hurting Brand USA, According to New Study that Says US May Lose $18 Billion
President Trump may be trying to ban people from countries deemed at risk for US security, but he is also keeping…
8 Reasons Why The Virgin Pride Flight Was Epic
I was lucky enough to snag a seat on Virgin Atlantic’s Pride Flight, which flew from London Heathrow into New…
The World’s First Super-Highway May Link Europe to the US
A connection from the US to Russia has always been a dream of US and Russian architects, but head of…
Iceland is Hot, Record Number of Tourists Visit Island Nation
More than 1.61 million tourists have visited Iceland so far this year—a record-breaking jump in visitor. In 1949, 5,000 people visited…
LAX Officially Opens Its Doors to Uber
It has been a long time coming for riders at LAX in Los Angeles, California, to able able to utilize…
Chattanooga Airport Becomes the First in the USA to be Powered by Solar Energy
The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport in Tennessee is now able to generate enough solar power to meet 100 percent of the airport’s…
The Travel Industry May Have New Procedures for US Visa Requirements
It’s no secret that domestic and foreign terrorism is a real threat today, and people at home and abroad are on…
Google Flights Wants to Help You Avoid Sudden Price Increases
A new update for Google Flights is hoping to make sudden price increases a thing of the past. The search…
Video of the Week: the Tree Goats of Morocco
Life is filled with amazing experiences. Just today I discovered this video of goats that like to hang out in…
Four Gay-Friendly Bars to Have a Cocktail in Mexico City
Mexico City can appear overwhelming with its population of nearly nine million and hundreds of neighborhoods; first-time visitors may be…