Why Queer Women Are Choosing Group Travel Right Now
There’s a shift happening in how queer women travel, and once you see it, you can’t unsee it. More and more queer women and nonbinary travelers are choosing group trips over traditional travel styles. Not because it is easier, but because it offers something that is still surprisingly hard to find: safety, and most of […]
The Best Lesbian Ad We’ve Ever Seen Was Fake (And We Have Thoughts)
As I watched the latest Duolingo commercial circulating on my feed, I wasn’t met with a manic owl. Instead, I saw something so rare in the wild of mainstream marketing that I actually had to put down my iced coffee: A genuine, domestic, beautifully shot lesbian love story. The lighting was soft. The chemistry was […]
The LGBTQ Olympians You’ll Want to Follow Before, During, and After the Games
Every four years, we all become experts in sports we never watch. Suddenly we care deeply about edge control in figure skating, the difference between moguls and slopestyle, and how, exactly, skeleton athletes steer a sled with their chin. The Winter Olympics have a way of pulling us in like that. Group chats light up. […]
Masc Valentine’s Gifts They’ll Actually Love
Let’s normalize this: mascs deserve Valentine’s gifts that feel romantic and affirming. Not “here’s a generic guy gift” energy. Not “let’s force flowers and lace” energy either. Just thoughtful things that match their style, their softness, their confidence, their comfort — whatever version of masc they’re living in right now. Every single thing on this […]
Two Anti-LGBTQ Nations. One World Cup Pride Match. A Global Conversation Begins.
Against the backdrop of Pride Weekend, this unexpected pairing transforms a single match into a statement about visibility, safety, and the right to exist. Seattle’s World Cup organizers always envisioned the city’s Pride Match as a celebration. A moment where the world’s biggest sporting event meets a city with a long standing history of LGBTQ+ […]
Meg Ten Eyck Named Chairman of IGLTA’s Board of Directors
We are thrilled to share that EveryQueer’s founder and CEO, Meg Ten Eyck, has been named Chairman of the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association (IGLTA) Board of Directors ahead of the 2025 Global Convention in Palm Springs, California. Her appointment represents a powerful shift for the organization and a meaningful moment for the global LGBTQ+ travel […]
Melissa Etheridge’s Daughter Just Had the Lesbian Wedding of the Year
When your mom is Melissa Etheridge, of course, your wedding is going to be iconic. But when her daughter Bailey Jean Cypheridge married Jocelyn Simone Rhude in Sonoma this September, it wasn’t just a gorgeous day in wine country — it was the lesbian wedding of the year. Think vineyard views, queer vendors, a weekend-long […]
The First Timer’s Guide to Buenos Aires Argentina
When I received a message from Pablo De Luca asking me if I’d like to speak about LGBT travel at Argentina’s famed GNetwork360 conference, I immediately jumped at the opportunity. I love it when I get to present at conferences and talk about the LGBT community. It’s no secret that at EveryQueer, we provide a […]
Meta Removes Key Hate Speech Protections for LGBTQ+ and Other Marginalized Groups
In a shocking move, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, has significantly altered its hate speech policy, removing crucial protections for LGBTQ+ individuals, people of color, women, immigrants, and other marginalized communities. This change comes alongside the announcement that Meta will be ending its fact-checking program. GLAAD, the world’s leading LGBTQ+ media […]
Lesbian Key West: The Perfect Travel Guide for Your Next Vacation
The Florida Keys is one of the most queer friendly destinations in the United States. Key West was one of the first cities in the U.S. to elect an out, gay mayor. And that’s just scratching the surface of the iarea’s queer inclusiveness. Naturally, it’s also one of the reasons jumped at the opportunity when […]