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A promotion for Key West, Florida, at the 2026 New York Travel and Adventure Show.

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Despite no LGBTQ pavilion, queer presence endures at NY Travel & Adventure Show

By Michael Luongo

New York State Tourism’s I ♥︎ NY rainbow heart at the New York Travel and Adventure Show.

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From Thailand to Key West: LGBTQ highlights from the 2025 New York Travel & Adventure Show

By Michael Luongo

(L-R): Tourism Cares CEO Greg Takehara moderated the panel discussion, “Feeling Seen, Being Heard: The Importance of Inclusivity and Representation,” which brought together The Pathways Project executive director team member Miles Tibbs, Travel Unity Executive Director Roni Weiss, and WorldStrides tour guide AJ Gibson, at TripCon in Brooklyn on November 12, 2024.

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TripCon brings tour and experience professionals to NYC

By Heather Cassell

Palm Springs can be a worthwhile vacation spot for friends, couples, and singles looking to get away from New York City.

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Bonding in the sun: Planning your next group getaway to Palm Springs

By Jarryd Boyd

Narwhal Divers exploring Cozumel’s Playacar Reef on the company’s first dive trip to Mexico.

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Trans-led scuba diving company caters to queer travelers

By Heather Cassell

The Mayan ruins at Caracol Natural Monument Reservation, a living archeological site.

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Make Belize your next big gay escape

By Heather Cassell

Gonzalo Fernandez of Spain’s National Tourist Office promotes the 2026 Gay Games in Valencia at the LGBTQ Pavilion at the New York Travel and Adventure Show, Saturday, January 27, 2024.

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Travel in a troubled world: NY Travel & Adventure Show’s LGBTQ pavilion

By Michael Luongo

The Stonewall Hotel, an important nightlife venue along Oxford Street in the Darlinghurst neighborhood, Sydney’s main gay district.

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Experiencing queer Sydney after World Pride

By Michael Luongo

Kevin Theriault, executive director of the Key West LGBTQ Visitor’s Center.

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Explore the Florida Keys on a road trip to queer Key West

By Heather Cassell

Stefan and Sebastien run "The Nomadic Boys" travel blog.

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The Nomadic Boys Q&A: Meet Stefan and Sebastien, the globetrotting gay couple

By Nicholas Boston

From left to right: moderator Brandon Berkson, founder of Hotels Above Par; health educator and activist Jahlove Serrano; Ravi Roth of the travel website Ravi Around the World; Dayna Troisi, the managing editor of Go Magazine; Aniyah Evelyn Santos Ortiz, who works for The Ali Forney Center; and Stacy Lentz, the CEO and co-founder of The Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative.

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Panelists discuss the trends and pitfalls of LGBTQ travel

By Michael Luongo

(Left to right) Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil’s husband, DeAndre Richardson, Prince Manvendra, Rhea, and Sasheis at the LGBTQI Community Ashram in Rajpipla, in the Indian state of Gujarat.

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India has everything queer travelers want

By Heather Cassell

Petr Prokopik, owner and tour guide of Prague4Gay, in front of Czech sculptor David Černý's “Pissing Men” in front of the Franz Kafka Museum in Lower Town in Prague, Czechia.

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Prague offers a lively queer experience

By Heather Cassell

A Tour of Her Own tour guide Ella Schiralli, left, and TOHO founder and president Kaitlin Calogera, right, walk across the rainbow crosswalk in Dupont Circle.

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LGBTQ travel: Explore Washington, DC

By Heather Cassell

Built at the direction of Louis XIV, Place Vendôme is now home to Paris’s luxury brands, such as Louis Vuitton, Coco Chanel, among others.

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Queer Paris: Take a trip to the City of Lights

By Heather Cassell

Queer travelers enjoying a meal together at Maroma by Belmond in Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Mexico.

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Brooklyn-based company launches vacation packages for LGBTQ travelers

By Heather Cassell

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