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Washington, DC sparkles this time of year with the perfect mix of beloved local traditions and value.

Dallas is ready to shine this holiday season with dazzling light displays, festive cultural experiences, and plenty of opportunities for LGBTQ+ travelers to celebrate.

Kingston Ontario is a walkable lakefront city where the holiday season plays out across historic limestone streets, local theatres and artist-run studios. It’s an easy winter getaway with small-city charm and a strong independent spirit.

From the Sound to the downtown core and beyond, Seattle transforms into a vibrant holiday destination, with traditions such as the 77th annual Argosy Cruises Christmas Ship™ Festival, Pike Place Market’s Magic in the Market, and the National Nordic Museum’s Julefest.

The holiday season in Chicago is filled with festive markets, dazzling light displays, LGBTQ+ celebrations, and memorable seasonal experiences.

Just north of Seattle, Whidbey and Camano Islands offer a refreshing alternative to the holiday hustle. Think cozy waterfront villages, locally owned restaurants, beautiful coastal scenery and community traditions that make visitors feel like locals.

Spokane, Washington, sparkles during the holidays. The city lights up, the snow falls, and fires crackle in the fireplace. Spokane is the hometown of Bing Crosby after all! Plan a trip, consider a stay at the gorgeous Davenport Hotel, and enjoy the vibe.

The holiday season is all about community, connection, and creating memories with the people who matter most. In Brookhaven, Georgia, those moments come to life in a community that embraces diversity, celebrates individuality, and welcomes visitors with open arms

December gives Indianapolis a festive new personality. Monument Circle sparkles beneath cascading lights, familiar attractions become winter wonderlands, and dinner downtown offers a reason to dress up and linger. This year, a major hotel debut adds another incentive to plan a holiday escape to the Circle City.

There are resorts where you stay, and then there are resorts that become part of the destination itself. Zoëtry Curaçao Resort & Spa falls firmly into the latter category. Tucked amid lush tropical landscaping near Willemstad, this intimate all-inclusive retreat manages to deliver the relaxation travelers crave from a Caribbean getaway.

Looking for a frightfully fun time this Halloween? Come to the Heart of New York’s Hudson Valley, where the apples and pumpkins are ripe for the picking, the fall foliage is spectacular, and there are plenty of tricks and treats to go around.

Halloween offers the perfect excuse to dress boldly, dance freely and celebrate community. Across the country, LGBTQ-welcoming events are bringing revelers together for everything from high-energy costume parties and dazzling drag performances to haunted attractions and festive gatherings that give back.

If you're plotting your next big trip and want somewhere that feels both wildly beautiful and genuinely welcoming, put Killary Fjord on the shortlist.

This fall, a walk through downtown Livermore will offer an unexpected encounter: 30 life-size elephants gathered in the heart of California wine country.

As summer fades and cooler weather settles across Washington state, Whidbey and Camano Islands come alive with coastal adventures, cultural celebrations, Halloween thrills and festive holiday traditions.

There is nothing quite like autumn in New York’s picturesque Hudson Valley, and a getaway to Dutchess County at this time of year is guaranteed to make your heart smile and your spirit soar.

Henderson, Kentucky, blends natural beauty, Americana charm and Southern hospitality into an inviting getaway. The storybook river town offers a relaxed setting for LGBTQ+ travelers looking to reconnect with a partner, gather with chosen family or simply unplug for a few days.

Boise will celebrate the strength, creativity and spirit of its LGBTQ+ community when the 37th annual Boise Pride Festival returns September 18–20 to Ann Morrison Park.

As Colorado celebrates its 150th anniversary throughout 2026, fall is an ideal time to explore Grand Junction, a high-desert destination where towering red-rock formations, golden aspens, outdoor adventures and harvest-season flavors come together.

charm, family-friendly attractions, and live entertainment. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a weeklong vacation, Madison offers experiences that blend history, recreation, and small-town hospitality into one unforgettable destination.