Destination Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires has long been a gay-friendly and popular LGBTQIA+ South American destination. Whether through its early adoption of same-sex rights or its robust anti-discrimination laws, both residents and visitors alike enjoy the freedom the city offers the community. Known as the Paris of South America for its stunning art nouveau and French neoclassical buildings that can be found throughout the city, Buenos Aires is steeped in history. Whether a visit to the iconic Casa Rosada, where Eva Peron gave her many rallying speeches or taking time out to enjoy the city’s many cafes, bars and restaurants, Buenos Aires is a must-see destination in any South American trip.

Destination Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is a city that never sleeps and is considered by many as the Miami of the Middle East. The city offers a range of quality accommodations, from luxury to affordable and a lively nightlife that draws in large crowds, making it the perfect destination for LGBTQIA+ sunseekers and partygoers. With award-winning restaurants, cafes and bars, and many nightclubs and festivals throughout the year, it is easy to relax and have fun day or night. Whether relaxing at the beach, soaking up the Mediterranean sun, enjoying all the food on offer or visiting any of the museums, Tel Aviv is a top city destination and remains Israel’s gay capital for good reasons.

Destination Berlin

Berlin is a popular LGBTQIA+ city break and one of the world’s most open and tolerant cities. Nicknamed Kopf der Nation or the Head of the Nation, the city does not disappoint. With three neighbourhoods (Schöneberg, Kreuzberg, and Mitte) offering LGBTQIA+ tailored or friendly restaurants, cafes, shops and nightclubs and a generally welcoming and inclusive society, gay visitors will be made to feel at home. The city is steeped in history, with impressive monuments, landmarks, museums and green spaces, which means that anyone visiting the city will have to keep coming back to discover all that Berlin has to offer

Destination Amsterdam

Amsterdam has long been a popular LGBTQIA+ destination, with Dutch society generally being known for its culturally liberal attitude, and the warm welcome the community has received over the years has and continues to make it a sanctuary for gay visitors. Known as the Venice of the north, many gay bars, restaurants and attractions can be found nestled around the iconic canals and famous streets. One such street is the Reguliersdwarsstraat, where many LGBTQIA+ people can eat, drink and have fun. The seasons dramatically change the city’s landscape and visitors’ experience. Spring and summer are typically popular tourist months, especially given the many flowers blooming and the array of colours within the parks, open spaces, and the many attractions and museums on offer, all contribute to making it the perfect city break destination.

LGBTQIA+ Travel Guides: Destination Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo is one of the most gay-friendly cities globally and home to the continent’s largest pride parade each year. The subtropical climate, diverse community and stunning scenery offer visitors a wide range of options. Whether it is visiting any of the hundreds of golden beaches or taking in the culture within the city, Sao Paulo never fails to disappoint. With a well-known and established gay area, known as the Jardins, the city is generally safe, and with many Brazilian and Sao Paulo residents being simpatizantes, all contribute to making it a top destination for LGBTQIA+ individuals from around the world

LGBTQIA+ Travel Guides: Destination Sydney

Sydney is home to the largest population on the continent and is considered one of the most gay-friendly cities in Australia and the rest of the world. With over 100 beaches, a subtropical climate, the sun, sea, and surf are all part of daily life in this fun-fuelled city. Whether visiting the iconic landmarks or joining in the parties and nightlife, Sydney is a top LGBTQIA+ destination. A city break that keeps visitors wanting to come back time again

LGBTQIA+ Travel Guides: Taipei City – Taiwan

Taipei is a modern bustling city full of contemporary and traditional Asian architecture where you are never too far away from a park or green space. Taipei is known as the ‘City of Azaleas’, given the beautiful and colourful flowering shrubs that can be found throughout the city. From fine dining, shopping for luxury and designer clothes to traditional night markets, museums and fantastic street food, you can find it all in this amazing Asian city

LGBTQIA+ Focus: World Popular Destinations

Discover the top-ten most travelled destinations in 2019 and how they fare for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. With Coronavirus vaccines on the horizon, international travel will likely resume in 2021 and, with it, allowing us again to begin dreaming of and planning for exotic, sunny and luxury destinations once more. Many popular travel destinations offer visitors stunning views, excitement, history, and entertainment; however, how do the governments of those countries treat community members?

LGBTQIA+ Travel Guides: Destination Madrid – Spain

?Vale Madrid! Known as el Foro, the forum, in English, is a term originating from ancient times, representing Madrid’s long history as a place where people would gather. With a vibrant, welcoming, and architecturally stunning landscape, Madrid is probably one of the most understated cities in the world. Visitors are often left in awe of its beauty, with its green open places, historic buildings, fun nightlife, and welcoming people. For those that have visited Madrid usually, they come away in love with all that the city has to offer

LGBTQIA+ Travel Guides: Destination NYC – USA

Very few cities worldwide are truly iconic and recognisable by so many of their landmarks. For good reasons, NYC is a top LGBTQIA+ destination and is typically always in the top ten most visited cities globally. The city is home to many diverse cultures and stunning attractions frequently featured in iconic films and shows. NYC offers visitors and residents alike a lot of fun things to do that there is never enough time to see and do them all