Ten Things to Do in Winnipeg for 2SLGBTQIA+ Folks
Our neighbor to the North has a lot to offer in terms of fun cities to explore – Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, all major Canadian epicenters for culture. But you might be surprised to learn that there’s so many things to do in Winnipeg, Canada’s Middle Child. If you are dismissing Manitoba as simply a […]
Things to do in Richmond VA for LGBTQ+ Travelers
If you are a LGBTQ+ traveler and you haven’t visited Richmond, VA, what are you waiting for?! I have visited every state in the Southern United States and I truly think that Richmond VA is the gayest city in the South! From lesbian bars and near-daily drag shows to queer-owned shops and rich LGBT history […]
Gay Bars in Rome + More Must See Spots for LGBTQ+ Travelers
If Italy is on your travel bucket list, chances are that a visit to Rome makes the cut. Here you can see one of the seven wonders of the world while sipping a rainbow cocktail at a gay bar in Rome. While the Vatican City sits in the middle of the city, trust and believe […]
LGBT+ Ireland: Things to Do in Dublin
Dublin, Ireland is one of the most welcoming cities for LGBT+ travelers from around the world. Although homosexuality was not decriminalized in Ireland until 1993, major strides have been made in the last 30+ years in LGBT+ Ireland. In 2015, the Republic of Ireland became the first country in the world to vote in an […]
Fun Things to Do in Columbus for LGBTQ+ Travelers
One of the most best things to do in June is celebrate Pride. In my home state of Ohio, the best Pride to attend is in our capital: Columbus. As of 2024, Columbus is the largest Pride celebration in the Midwest with more than 700,000 attendees. You don’t just need to visit during June. There’s […]
Nervous Traveler Tips
I am a nervous traveler, but I don’t let it stop me from having adventures. I’ve put together a list of nervous traveler tips that you can try if travel also gives you anxiety. Hopefully, these things will help lower your stress level when traveling! 1. Get a Seatbelt Extender – Nervous Traveler Tips LINKED […]
Southern Italy Itinerary with Niche Italy
Planning a trip to Italy but don’t want to visit all of the overcrowded tourist spots? Consider this Southern Italy Itinerary! Outside of the United States, Italy is the country that I have spent the most time in and that’s thanks to the trips I’ve gone on with . With Niche Italy, I for the […]
Hotel Wilshire Kimpton Review – A Gem on Miracle Mile
Wanting to go out west? The California Coast is home to many travel hotspots and Los Angeles is at the center of it all. Not dissimilar to New York City, Los Angeles has its many neighborhoods too: WeHo, NoHo, Los Feliz, Fairfax, Venice. We got to stay in the heart of it all at the […]
Visiting Sweden with Stockholm LGBT
Visiting Sweden? I am happy to be your Stockholm travel guide! I recently had the opportunity to visit Stockholm for the . It was easy to see what makes this destination one of the world’s most Open Cities. This trendy progressive city is steeped in history giving you the best of both worlds. What makes […]
Fun Things to Do in Atlanta for LGBTQ Travelers
When you think about Atlanta, a few things may come to mind: a thriving hip hop scene, the birthplace of CNN, subtropical weather and of course, the best peach cobbler on the planet. There is so much more to love about The A! I had the opportunity to return back to the city I once […]
Things to Do in Jacksonville Florida
When Florida comes to mind, you may think of miles of sandy beaches, shady palm trees, and cool tropical drinks. Florida is the pinnacle of relaxation – why do you think so many folks retire there? What about travelers that want a blend of both the hallmark Florida offerings and an eclectic contemporary urban city? […]
Best LGBTQ+ Inclusive Travel Destinations
Finding the best in LGBTQ+ inclusive travel just got easier. Orbitz has been leading the way for LGTBQ+ friendly and safe travel. l’m always on the lookout for safe spaces for more than just cis gay white men, and Orbitz makes sure all people in the LGBTQ+ communities are welcome and supported. Their commitment to the LGBTQ+ community is not a trend they are just hopping on, they have actually been actively supporting the community for nearly two decades.