LGBTQ Travel Guide to Nepal
What Queer Travelers Should Know Before Visiting Nepal Nepal might not be the first place people think of for LGBTQ travel, but it can be one of the most rewarding destinations for queer travelers who love adventure. Known for the towering peaks of the Himalayas, ancient temples, and world-class trekking routes, the country draws adventurers […]
Blazers Sports Bar in Brooklyn: A Women-Owned Sports Bar Centering Women’s Sports and Queer Community
Blazers Sports Bar has only been open for three months, but it’s already shifting what a sports bar can look and feel like in New York City. Located at 308 Bedford Ave in Williamsburg, Blazers is Brooklyn’s first women-owned sports bar. The screens are tuned to women’s games. The crowd shows up loud. And the […]
Pride Alternatives: LGBTQ Destinations With Year-Round Queer Community
Pride Alternatives: LGBTQ Destinations With Year-Round Queer Community Pride matters. It always will. Pride is history, visibility, resistance, joy, and a reminder that we are here — loudly, unapologetically, and together. For many of us, Pride weekend is a lifeline. It’s where we first felt seen. It’s where we learned we weren’t alone. But it’s […]
EveryQueer in Stockholm: A Queer Group Adventure to Scandinavia’s Biggest Pride
Hej hej from Stockholm! This summer, EveryQueer brought together a group of lesbian, queer, trans, and nonbinary travelers for a 5-day adventure in Sweden’s capital city, timed perfectly with the annual Stockholm Pride. What we discovered was more than just a festival; it was a celebration of belonging in one of the world’s most open […]
The LGBTQ-Owned Distillery Building Something Bigger Than Spirits
At first glance, Silo Distillery feels quietly inviting. Located in Windsor, Vermont, the distillery is housed in a cozy, newly renovated barn with warm light and an open layout. It is the kind of place where nothing feels rushed. You can see the distilling process happening in real time, ask questions, and settle in without […]
LGBTQ Destinations to Visit This Year
One of the questions I get asked most is, “Where should I go next?” And for LGBTQ travelers, that question always comes with a few extra layers. Is it safe? Will I feel welcome? Is there queer community, or at least room to exist without shrinking myself? The destinations on this list are places I […]
The Best Digital Nomad Visas for Queer Couples
For the modern digital nomad, the dream has long been about the “four-hour workweek” on a beach in Bali or a cafe in Lisbon. But for queer couples, that dream often comes with a significant logistical asterisk. While a single traveler might only need to worry about a strong Wi-Fi signal and a favorable tax […]
Lesbian Bars Are Growing Again and Women’s Sports Bars Are Changing the Game
For years, lesbian bars were talked about almost entirely in the past tense. Articles focused on what had closed, what had been lost, and how few spaces remained for queer women to gather in real life. When The Lesbian Bar Project launched in 2020, there were just 20 lesbian bars left in the entire United […]
A Queer Toronto Itinerary That Celebrates Food, Art, and LGBTQ+ Community
As a seasoned traveler and a gay woman who stands at just 5’2″, believe me when I say it’s not often I feel safe traveling alone. But walking the streets of Toronto, I could finally let my guard down. The city is extremely walkable, vibrant, and best of all, very gay. Quaint neighborhoods and family-oriented […]
The Ultimate Gift for Gender-Nonconforming, Nonbinary and Trans Travelers: TSA PreCheck & Global Entry
Air travel is supposed to symbolize possibility, the excitement of new places, new cultures, and the freedom of moving through the world on your own terms. But for many gender nonconforming, nonbinary, and trans travelers, the journey begins with stress long before the plane takes off. Airports introduce a level of scrutiny that can feel […]