Columbus, Ohio, a city known for its friendly and diverse atmosphere, has emerged as a thriving hub for LGBTQ culture in the Midwest. This vibrant community has grown exponentially in recent years, drawing people from all walks of life to experience its inclusivity, acceptance, and celebration of diversity. In this article, we delve into the rich LGBTQ culture in Columbus, exploring its history, events, organizations, and the city's ongoing efforts to create a welcoming environment for all.

Brand g Vacations announced a unique trip for LGBTQ travelers to Australia, Tasmania, and Sydney Mardi Gras, taking place Feb. 16–March 3, 2025.

Throughout June, there are plenty of incredible Pride events to attend. If you’re planning to attend one of these events in another city, do a little research and you may find that a hotel in the area is offering a “Pride Discount” or package deal. Marriott Hotels are offering “Pride & Joy” packages at many locations, check on availability when booking. Room upgrades, if offered, are based on availability.

Bordering California and Nevada is the iconic town of South Lake Tahoe. The destination seamlessly blends natural splendor with vibrant urban life. Surrounded by the majestic Sierra Nevada, this charming city is a year-round haven for outdoor enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those looking for a retreat into nature's embrace.

South Florida is once again at the center of travel news, with the celebrated launch of Royal Caribbean’s cruise ship, Icon of the Seas.

As last year began drawing to a close and the holidays loomed, I needed an escape, and, when you think of a gay tropical paradise what else comes to mind but Key West? It seems that the folks at Provincetown’s legendary Crown and Anchor had the same idea because they bused an entire crew of performers down for a weekend residence in Key West the week before Christmas, in what they hope will be an annual event.