LGBTQ Destinations to Visit This Year

LGBTQ destinations to visit in 2026

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

BLACK LESBIAN COUPLE KISSING

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

Martha's Sports Bar

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

a sign reading 'TORONTO' with bright, colorful lights

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 […]

Nepal Gay Tours Guide: Queermandu’s LGBTQ+ Experiences in Kathmandu

a group of queer travelers with a Pride flag and Trans flag at Everest Base Camp in Nepal

When we arrived in Kathmandu before beginning our trek to Everest Base Camp, we wanted to dive into the city in a meaningful, community-centered way, and exploring Nepal gay tours felt like the perfect place to start. Kathmandu immediately captured my heart with its color, chaos, and warmth, but what truly grounded our time there […]

Escape the Winter Blues at the NYC Travel & Adventure Show

Travel and Adventure Show logo

Calling all queer travel lovers — if you’re already dreaming up your next adventure (or desperately seeking an escape from the NYC winter chill), the Travel & Adventure Show is the perfect place to spark some inspiration. Every year, this show pops up in cities across the country, but the New York event always feels […]

Queer Group Trip to Nepal: Trekking to Everest Base Camp With EveryQueer

a group of queer travelers with a Pride flag and Trans flag at Everest Base Camp in Nepal

Recently, the EveryQueer team and five guests set off for what we all kept calling “the adventure of a lifetime,” even though none of us fully understood what that meant yet. We met in Kathmandu, jet-lagged, excited, nervous, looking good, and totally unaware of just how many stairs we were about to climb in the […]

15 Restaurants in Costa Mesa You Need to Try

queer people sitting together in a restaurant in Costa Mesa, sharing brunch

Costa Mesa might not be the first California city that comes to mind when you’re thinking of foodie destinations—but maybe it should be. This creative hub in the heart of Orange County isn’t just about shopping and arts (though it has plenty of that). It’s also a food lover’s dream, serving up everything from fine […]

Queer Things to Do in Costa Mesa: A 3-Day Itinerary

queer woman standing in front of brightly colored barrels at the LAB in Costa Mesa California

When I think about Costa Mesa, the first word that comes to mind is chill. But “chill” doesn’t quite capture the full picture — Costa Mesa is the kind of place that immediately wraps you up in sunshine, good food, and the feeling that you’ve stumbled into Southern California’s best-kept secret. We were invited by […]