Atlanta is a city filled with diverse attractions, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, art, and entertainment.

Louisville is an interesting mix of unique neighborhoods with a truly one of a kind brand and a Southern regional feel. Despite being just hours from Chicago, you are in the gateway to the South, y’all (yes, they have an accent), Southern charm, Bourbon, horseracing and more.

Chicago is a great city to visit any time of year, but it is even better in the spring and summer: the Lakefront trail, the beaches, bicycling, festivals, and more. And it’s one of the most LGBTQ-friendly cities in the world. And the beaches along Lake Michigan are simply incredible.

The rebound of the Motor City continues unabated. The once downtrodden area has transformed itself. A vibrant downtown, a stunning new bridge to Canada, a new food hall in Midtown Detroit, a new hotel in Cork Town, and fun suburbs like Ferndale, Clawson, and Royal Oak are full of things to do.

As the curtain falls on another year, the LGBTQ travel market is taking centerstage, and the spotlight is blazing bright. With the LGBTQ travel market projected to reach $568 billion by 2030 and queer travelers outspending the general population by 23%, we're not just traveling, we're getting noticed.

Visitors and locals that take over the Orlando area need to take note: Disney Springs is not what you might expect. So, we are here to tell you why.