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With Washington State now one of the nine states that currently allow same-sex marriage, the Evergreen State and its crown jewel, Seattle, aka Emerald City, are finding new fans in LGBT travelers, couples and singles alike.
In many ways, mogul Richard Branson approaches business like a traveler approaches the road: fearlessly.
Cirque du Soleil's Zumanity, which opened in 2003 and celebrated its 4000th performance last year, is swinging in the new year by adding a sexy "Scottish Fantasy" to the sensual acrobatic cabaret at the New York, New York Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
A riveting LGBTQ-themed photo exhibition, titled “The Pink Choice,” premieres today at the Chobi Mela International Festival of Photography in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
As you approach the new year, we're sure you've decided you need to be a bit more adventurous in your 2013 travels. Why not kick it off with an Icelandic excursion in January.
For a less obvious alternative to St. Barthélemy in the Caribbean, Jimmy Im wrote earlier this year, many guys are choosing Saba, on the other side of St. Maarten.
Hey, Disney fans, in case you haven't heard yet: The newest addition at Disney World's Magic Kingdom in Orlando, FL, is its New Fantasyland, which will surely make a whole new generation happy to visit the themepark.
Look up! Yes, those are seven upside down Christmas trees suspended from the 90-foot rotunda of Liberty Hotel located in the Beacon Hill neighborhood of Boston.
Twinned since 1967, it was only a matter of time until the sister cities began fighting.
OK party people, the annual fundraiser for HIV/AIDS research is back in Miami, and the White Party takes place from November 19 until November 26, 2012.
January 1 may not get here fast enough for gay Marylanders, but beautiful Baltimore isn't waiting.
Perhaps it's the extensive in-flight entertainment options—or the rare occasion we've been able to sneak into their Willy Wonk-ish airport Clubhouse—but we've always had a soft spot for Virgin Atlantic.
Although Hurricane Sandy did knock out power and close hundreds of establishments, including theaters, many of New York’s best shows on and off Broadway return today.
“The Abba wine tasting is all about friendships and contacts between two countries that are far from each other,” saysNadja Karlsson, Tasting Room manager at Stockholm’s Spritmuseum.
One of the best things about Paris is that no matter how many times you visit (and revisit), there's something new to discover.
With the NFL seemingly in such a gay-friendly mode, why not capitalize by combining your interest in football with anglophilia.
If you're into dressin' up sexy and putting on some of those fancy leather chaps, we North Americans seem to forget that there's more to life than the various coastal Folsom parties: Beyond LA, New York, and San Francisco (or Chicago, for example!), we most often forget about Canada and her fabulous gay capitals.
Last week Amsterdam's historic museum of modern and contemporary art reopened in a ceremony officiated by none other than Queen Beatrix.
Today is a momentous occasion: the 27th anniversary of the debut of Golden Girls, that fantastic legend of a TV show starring Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty.
Starting tomorrow, the Israeli branch of Wikimedia is participating in a month-long the international photo contest.
