P&O Cruises Australia is hosting the largest marriage ceremony ever onboard a cruise ship, celebrating same-sex, gender diverse and LGBTQIA+ supporter/ally couples.
The best skinny dipping spots in (nearly) every country rated by mydatingadviser.com.
Gus Kenworthy and his friends are heating up Fire Island, and it’s only giving that one The Other Two plotline a tiny bit.
Summer 2022 feels very different to the last couple of years, doesn’t it?
The RG420 cannabis cafe opened just four days ago in Khao San, an area of Bangkok popular with backpackers – and already it’s crammed with customers.
The Glitter Trail is the most fabulously gay bus tour ever to hit the roads of South Africa.
Could it be Lucky Number 13 for Plettenberg Bay in the World Travel Awards?
Whether it’s your first safari or your 15th, a little planning goes a long way.
ILGA-Europe published its annual Rainbow Europe Map, ranking the LGBTI policies of European countries.
mFulaWozi Wilderness Private Game Reserve is back under owner-management of the founders, Barry and Sonya Theunissen.
South Africa’s Blue Train, regarded as one of the world’s most luxurious railway journeys, has been suspended after coaches derailed in November and were then engulfed by flames earlier this month.
The Melbourne Pride Street party is the final Midsumma Festival event for the year that will take place on Smith and Gertrude Streets in Fitzroy on Sunday, February 13.
Johannesburg, 3 February 2021 The Dutch government has eased restrictions previously placed on Southern African countries due to the COVID-19 Omicron variant making it easier for tourists from South Africa to travel to The Netherlands. It is now possible for fully vaccinated travellers from South Africa to enter The Netherlands with no quarantine restrictions.
Iata’s announcement of its full-year global passenger traffic results for 2021 show a slow improvement in the fortunes of airlines. The impact of the Omicron crisis in December, on Africa specifically, is also clearly visible.
(CNN) — Could brighter days be ahead? Travel and tourism are expected to return to almost pre-pandemic levels this year, and a top health official says Europe could be about to enter “a long period of tranquility.”
Anti-gay laws endanger local queer people more than tourists, but gay visitors may also face consequences simply for who they love.
Marine explorers have discovered a “pristine” 3km (2-mile) coral reef at depths of 30m (100ft) off the coast of Tahiti, French Polynesia.
As we enter 2022, the latest results from the Henley Passport Index show record-breaking levels of travel freedom for top-ranking nations Japan and Singapore, but also the widest recorded global mobility gap since the index’s inception 17 years ago.
When a large crowd gathered yesterday evening to rally for the right of same-sex couples to marry in Thailand, the authorities tolerated it on one condition: They only block half of Ratchaprasong intersection.
Ube has become the first city in Yamaguchi Prefecture to introduce partnership certificates that grant rights to LGBTQ couples, prompting local companies to review their corporate rules and welfare programs.
Samidjan, a master of shadow puppetry or wayang, has created transgender characters to push back against rising intolerance in the Muslim-majority country.
A research paper on Gran Canaria tourism titled Sand, Sun, Sea & Sex with Strangers, describes the damaging impact of cruising on the coastal reserve. The Dunes of Maspalomas are a popular attraction of the famously gay-friendly tourist destination.
The Thai government issued an announcement on October 21 stating that it would allow fully vaccinated travellers from 63 countries and territories to enter the kingdom without quarantine from November 1, on condition they test negative for COVID-19 upon arriving in the Land of Smiles.
Miguel Piñas Rodríguez and Ignacio Nieto Carvajal are a couple who travel the world together and work remotely along the way.
Tucked away in a neighborhood of Accra, off Aflao Road, a group of Ghanaian gay activists use a safe house to gather in secret and provide shelter to LGBTQ people in need.
Andrew Earle said he recently had to warn a couple who inquired about booking a trip to the Maldives. The luxury holiday destination has strict rules around same-sex relationships.
It goes without saying that international travel is challenging these days. But gay travelers face the added complexity of navigating a myriad of LGBTQ+ laws around the world. Depending on where they’re headed, travel can still be considerably dangerous—even in 2021.
The European Union has a dismal track record when it comes to disciplining countries within its ranks.
Guests are eager to get back to sea, but cruise lines and crew are navigating some tough regulatory hurdles.
The Victorian Pride Centre, one of the first of its kind within Australia, has opened its doors in St Kilda, reports The Guardian. The centre is the result of a joint effort between the Victorian state government and local Port Phillip council contributing the $50m needed to bring the project to life.
Find out which countries are open for you based on your country of residence and vaccination status.
The proposed bill could see LGBTQ community members imprisoned between five to 10 years for identifying or advocating for their rights.
Complete coverage of the 51st annual Pride March begins at noon on Sunday, June 27.
Where are the most precious and important places in the world for LGBT+ people? The ones that symbolise our rich history and hopes for the future?
I was honoured to have been elected as member of the parliament for the third time in May 2019. To add to the excitement, I was appointed as Shadow Minister of Tourism.
“Beautiful soul” Alireza Fazeli-Monfared, 20, was about to flee to Turkey to be with his boyfriend, reports say.
A gay couple in Iceland exchanged vows in front of an erupting volcano.
Unusual Fish Hoek Feeding Frenzy captured on video and film of Dolphins and Whales Goes Viral everywhere!
Back in 1989 Noel Brown, director of the New York office of the United Nations (UN) Environment Programme, said that entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend was not reversed by the year 2000. Melting polar ice caps would cause sea levels to rise by three feet, enough to cover the Maldives and other flat-island nations, he warned.
Pride will return on the weekend of 11 September 2021, organisers announced today!
After constructive consultations with the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), KLM has developed a safe alternative testing protocol for crews leaving the airport in countries that are not on the governmental list of safe countries.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) does not believe that the Tourism Equity Fund will meet its intended targets of boosting South Africa’s tattered tourism industry through improving the participation of black entrepreneurs in the sector.
It would come as no surprise that South Africa has been named the richest country in Africa.
The Cape’s first farm might have had humble beginnings, but this historic property – now a national monument – is a gem of rare value.
Heading off to some exotic location is always exciting, but so few of us actually explore our immediate surroundings and end up missing out. That’s why we decided to ditch the suitcases and head for Joburg’s suburbs and do a bit of exploring.
Despite two devastating fires, Tintswalo Atlantic was rebuilt without any loss of character
Forests, vineyards, twisty roads and the enchanting Steenberg dating to 1682, crowning it as the oldest farm in South Africa.
Historic Hazendal Wine Estate defines style through fine dining, winemaking and the fusion of two cultures
Back in the 1950s, flying was a very different experience than it is today. It was then that flying went from a luxury only few were afforded to becoming more accessible to the general public.
SA’s iconic Otter Trail, the 5-day trek, along the Garden Route that is perhaps the most beautiful stretch of coastline in the world, has been listed as the very best hiking trail on the globe.
When you are travelling in Thailand, this is an essential skill and experience!
We round up six of the most affordable gay-friendly spots around the world for your consideration when planning your next big trip!
The world’s most liberal city, Amsterdam, is one of the most LGBTQ+ friendly and also the ideal springboard to explore the most tolerant and vibrant gay-friendly destinations, around the globe with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
We last visited Thailand ten years ago. It was the trip of a lifetime and we were thrilled to return. The countryside is beautiful, the cities – especially Bangkok – have a vibrancy and 24/7 buzz that’s just electric. But what makes most visitors fall in love with Thailand are the people. They must surely rank as the friendliest nation on Earth. No wonder Thailand is called ‘The Land of Smiles.’
Discovering Stellenbosch for the first time must be incredible, however, the more we return, the more we bond with this gorgeous town and its marvellous people.
It had been a while since we’d ‘done the bush’ and we jumped at the chance to visit one of our favourite lodges. Selati Camp is located in the Sabi Sabi conservancy adjacent the Kruger National Park.
Located in Oranjezicht the house faces De Waal Park where you can see locals – often gorgeous gay guys – taking their dogs for an afternoon stroll or jogging.
Indulge in a mini vacation by exploring South African boutique hotels. A five-star experience is much closer and more easily accessible than you can conceive.
Travelling in the land of the Vikings and beautiful blonde boys! One of the most gay-friendly countries in the entire world!
Our destination was the area affectionately known as “The Parks”. Roughly encompassing Parkhurst, Parktown North, Parkview and Parkwood, the suburbs are a veritable urban forest. Whatever you enjoy doing, you’ll find it here – restaurants, art galleries and interesting shops abound.
Experience Amazing With LEXUS – Steenberg Hotel Cape Colonial Suite The Cape’s first farm might have had humble beginnings, but this historic property – now
