Dallas is one of my favorite destinations. I've had the opportunity to visit many times over the past decade. The overall scope and dive

Houston ranks first among the nation's 10 most populous cities in total acreage of parkland, beating out Phoenix’s 49,254 acres and San

With 300+ days of sunshine and an average temperature of 68 degrees, spending time outdoors in Austin is easy to do. From cycling to stand-u

Dallas, home to the nation's sixth-largest LGBTQ population, is bursting with bars, restaurants and neighborhoods that celebrate diversi

The International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association today announced its global partnership with VisitDallas, the official tourism marketing organization for the city of Dallas, Texas. As a Global Partner, VisitDallas strengthens its commitment to LGBTQ-welcoming travel and will provide year-round support for IGLTA, the organizational leader in advancing LGBTQ travel around the world. “We’re honored to partner with IGLTA and to show people that Dallas is an inspiring, divers

Throughout my career as a travel journalist thus far, I have been to Texas about a dozen times for both work and pleasure. However, the one city I never visited until recently was Houston. I quickly noticed that each Texas metropolis has its own flavor. Houston is no different. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the city, which is home to a great mix of art, music and LGBT culture. The Houston skyline is quite recognizable, with towering high rises which can be viewed from mi

My recent visit to San Antonio began with not knowing if I was even going to be able to go. It was at that time in the path of Hurricane Harvey, which ultimately took a turn towards Houston as we all now know, I was debating whether or not I should even attempt to visit the city. If I did go, would I be able to visit all of the attractions I wanted to see? Would it be raining and miserable? Would the city be flooded as predicted? Well I decided to roll the dice and flew into