The Cresent City is known for Mardi Gras. If you happen to be here during the festival, you’re in luck! Mardi Gras is one of the biggest and longest parties in the world. And with so many pet friendly activities around, your four-legged friends can join the fun! To make sure you’re both well-rested for…
Summer is coming! It’s time to pack your bags and pick a destination. More than 10 million people choose Pigeon Forge as their destination each year. If you’re into country music, you would know why. If you’re not, we give you a hint: Dolly Parton. Yes, two of the biggest attractions in this area are…
The spectacularly sun-kissed San Diego is blessed with what can only be known as the finest weather in America. Surf, sun, and the sea rule the roost in this formerly staid city, which is now also famous as one of the greatest LGBTQ playgrounds in the West. A bevy of cultural attractions and sunny beaches…
Decadent, dazzling, dynamic – these aptly sum up the gilded desert oasis city of Dubai. This city’s glass, gold, and steel splendor and deep-rooted traditions make for striking alchemy. As multi-culturally diverse Dubai is, it still has harsh anti-gay laws. That being said, Dubai is still something of a gay Mecca in the Middle East…
Tourists flock Lancaster, Pennsylvania for many different reasons. Some are here for Amish tourism. As most people have been since the 1950s. Younger generations are here for shows at Sight & Sound Theaters. But families enjoy sightseeing at the Garden Spot of America. And architectural gems fanatics come to tour the 29 covered bridges. Whichever…
A coastal city in Sweden, Malmo is connected to Denmark’s Copenhagen by the Oresund Bridge. Although the city was Danish till the 16th century, Malmo exudes a Dutch feel because of the architecture and its crow-stepped gables. In the city’s heart, you will come across Lilla Torg, which is a cobblestone area filled with antique…
The tiny, breathtaking tropical island of Curaçao off the coast of Venezuela is like a slice of Europe in the heart of the Caribbean. Amazing history museums, lip-smacking cuisine, glorious hidden beaches, and delightful Dutch-colonial architecture make it a magical old-world island. Curaçao also happens to be extremely gay-friendly. In fact, it is a place…
Are you in Pittsburgh for a one-day transit? Or you’re looking for a weekend getaway? We have the best accommodation options for you in this article. Especially, if you’re bringing your furry friend! Indeed, there are plenty of pet friendly hotels in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania you can choose from. Pittsburgh is known as The Steel City.…
We understand how important your furry little friends are to you. And traveling with a pet is a unique experience every pet owner should have. So, do check our list of top 11 pet friendly hotels in Yuma, Arizona before planning your trip! Why choose one of the best pet friendly hotels in Yuma, AZ?…
Almost every traveler these days carries a laptop with them. Laptops are not just carried for work-related reasons but are also a great source of entertainment on a long haul flight. No matter what the purpose of your laptop, it definitely needs a good protective case. For this reason, it’s always a good idea to…
World Heritage City Philadelphia sees old-world charm blend beautifully with urban beauty. The city has not only been at the heart of the country’s revolutionary history but is also the birthplace of the LGBTQ civil rights movement in the US. Today, the city not only has a thriving queer life but has even made efforts…
Denver is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. The city’s location at an altitude of 1609.3 meters (exactly one mile), has earned it the moniker Mile High City. Colorado’s capital city loves its pets and so there are plenty of pet friendly hotels in Denver to choose from. While many hotels cater…
Often referred to as the ‘Gay Capital of the South,’ Atlanta city has a warm welcoming vibe. Given its rather conservative past, it is rather surprising that the city has one of the highest LGBT populations in the United States, coming in a close third behind Seattle. Although many people still hold onto their prejudices,…
Charlotte, North Carolina is a cultural melting pot and a city with a thriving racial diversity. Uptown, Charlotte is the city’s artistic center because it is home to museums like The Mint Museum and Bechtler Museum Of Modern Art. Did you know that it is also the second-largest banking hub in the United States? However,…
Fort Lauderdale ranks right up there as a gay holiday destination because of its great party vibe and numerous gay establishments. In fact, the city has the distinction of having the highest number of gay couples in the United States. Quite naturally, the city is big on gay accommodation and you can be sure that…
The high-octane metropolis of Mexico City is enthralling to culture buffs, foodies, and hedonists. The lovely Latin American city is all about eclectic neighborhoods, a complex, age-old history, and architectural splendor. The largely Catholic Mexico City is also beautifully contradicting, for it’s also an open-minded and vibrant gay mecca. In the last few years, the…
New Orleans, or NOLA, is hometown to the vibrant Mardi Gras, epicurean gastronomy, and jazz. For more than three centuries, the city has been a mecca for everything dynamic and decadent. Louisiana might be culturally conservative, but NOLA bucks that trend, boasting of a lively gay social scene. The city has always been tolerating and…
Nestled on the banks of the Vltava River, Prague is a truly underrated European gem. The enchanting ‘City of a Hundred Spires’ will knock your socks right off with its delish beer, striking Gothic architecture, and centuries of history. Surprise, surprise – the city is also home to one of Eastern Europe’s most vibrant gay…
Lille is the fourth-largest urban area in France and is noted as an underrated place. However, travelers there discover a hidden gem. Many people know Lille as a simple stop on the way to Brussels, London, or Paris. In fact, not many tourists intentionally visit the place, even though Lille houses two UNESCO World Heritage…
Rainbow flags fly high in many parts of Portland Oregon, a clear indication of how gay and liberal the city is. Although there’s no clear area demarcated as a true ‘gayborhood,’ Downtown Portland is where most of the action is. You’ll find plenty of gay friendly hotels in Portland in this area and the nearby…
Known as the “City of Eternal Springs,” Medellin the capital city of Colombia’s Antioquia province, is famous for its annual Flower Festival. The festival’s the best time to visit Medellin. Additionally, it’s blessed with temperate weather. The modern metro-cable network offers breathtaking scenic views of the Abutta Valley below. The cultural atmosphere in the city…
Often referred to as ‘Mainhattan,’ Frankfurt, with its swish skyscrapers and swanky buildings, is distinct from other German cities. This multicultural and tolerant city is often overlooked because of its financial powerhouse image. However, the city has a big queer presence and therefore, there is no shortage of gay accommodation in Frankfurt. Although you won’t…
Toronto is more than just a cosmopolitan city; it is a cultural phenomenon. Its denizens literally have roots across the world. A veritable hub of fine dining, shopping, theater, and arts, Toronto is also one of the world’s greatest epicenters of LGBTQ+ culture. With its vibrant international sensibilities, Toronto is one of the world’s only…
Rio de Janeiro has golden-sand beaches, gorgeous verdant rainforests, and sultry vibes. The charming ‘Wonderful City’ is also one of the most open-minded and culturally diverse cities in the world. It was elected as the world’s sexiest and best gay destination twice in a row. Not surprisingly, it has morphed into a must-visit gay area…