Great Britain is known world-wide for being one of the most LGBTQ-friendly destinations among travelers of all ages. London is usually the f

Atlantis Events, the world leader in all-gay vacations, sets the stage for an epic summer and fall onboard it’s Mediterranean cruises and on

Prague is a 3D architecture textbook. Romanesque chapels and cellars, Gothic cathedrals, Baroque palaces and gardens, worldly Art Nouveau bu

With all that is going on around the globe at the moment, let's think some happy thoughts and travel a few months into the future. Yes,

Madeira, Portugal is one of the most majestic places to visit in Europe. Once known as a sleepy paradise, the island is gaining in popularit

With people spending more time at home these days, it doesn’t hurt to have a postcard-perfect view to inspire wanderlust for when you’re rea

This was my fourth visit to Columbus, Ohio and every time I visit, I discover something new. What a lot of people don’t realize about this t

By now, most of you know I march to the beat of my own drummer, so when I decided to visit a summer time destination in the winter, people weren’t surprised. Cape Cod is known for attracting throngs of LGBTQ beach and party goers to its northmost tip, Provincetown. Having never been to P-Town, the locals found it surprising that I would visit during the winter, when the towns population is a fraction of what it is during the summer. My first stop on my Cape Cod journey was

By Joey Amato To say I fell in love with Oklahoma City would be an understatement. I thoroughly enjoy visiting lesser known cities around the country as you go in with little expectations or preconceived notions. I had visited OKC very briefly a few years ago, but never spent a substantial amount of time there. I quickly took note of the city’s evolution and progression over the past decade. Modern structures are popping up throughout the city, juxtaposed next to historic b

Your time in Rochester wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the home of one of its most famous residents, George Eastman. Now a world-cla

It is always an adventure visiting the nation’s capital. Washington D.C. is one of the most culturally diverse cities in America and was recently named the “Gayest City in America” by The Advocate. As one of the places where same-sex marriage is legal, Washington D.C. has become one of the top destinations for LGBT travelers. The city is vibrant with LGBT nightlife, attractions and destinations. Start off your visit with the must-see landmarks including the White House, Ca

Ever since I was a boy I wanted to visit Alaska and although I traveled quite extensively over the years, I never made the journey to the ma

Thailand is one of those places you always dream of but for some reason or another never get to experience. For the past decade I have wrestled with the idea but have always thought of an excuse not to go…it’s too far, it’s too expensive, my mother would be panicking the entire time, etc. One Sunday morning in November, I was scrolling through travel deal websites and I came across Gate 1 Travel’s Thailand and Cambodia adventure. The stars finally aligned and I decided to

Shopping for the perfect wine to accompany a summer feast can become an arduous task. Anthony Beckman, winemaker at Balletto Vineyards located in the Russian River Valley AVA in Sonoma County, put together the following four tips for wine shopping. Develop a Relationship: Wine shop employees are excited to help people discover new wines, so take advantage of their knowledge. Find a favorite local shop and develop relationships with the people working there. Ask them plenty of

Growing up in New York City, Boston was always an arch nemesis, especially when it came to sports. Yankees versus Red Sox, Jets versus Patriots; the rivalries are endless. No wonder it took me 33 years to visit the great city. I discovered Boston is a city steeped in culture and tradition, even more so than New York. Known for its legendary battle­grounds, the city is also home to some of the most iconic figures in American history; Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Eliz­