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The holiday spirit shines brightly in Malta as Fairyland returns from December 5, 2025, through January 2026, bringing an expanded lineup of festivities and attractions to the Mediterranean archipelago.

The inaugural Bike Camp Walla Walla 2026 (June 7-12) invites riders of all experience levels to enjoy five unforgettable days in one of Washington’s most welcoming and scenic regions.

Out in the Vineyard’s Gay Wine Weekend is a three-day, immersive LGBTQ+ travel experience set in Sonoma County’s famed wine country. The 2026 edition will take place July 17-19 and will bring queer travelers and allies together for curated events focused on wine, food, music, and community in the Russian River Valley and Healdsburg areas.

Fort Myers is taking a leadership role in sustainable tourism through a new partnership with Kind Traveler’s Every Stay Gives Back program.

North American travelers considering a trip to South Africa can now get expert advice from “Siyanda,” a cutting-edge AI travel assistant that provides instant answers to any travel or tourism related questions about the country.

Just 15 minutes east of Seattle, the City of Bellevue has quietly emerged as one of the Pacific Northwest’s most compelling destinations for luxury-minded LGBTQ+ travelers. Refined yet welcoming, polished yet progressive, Bellevue offers an experience that blends five-star hospitality, design-driven dining, and high-end retail with a deeply rooted civic commitment to inclusion.

Where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean, Corazón Cabo Resort & Spa stands as a contemporary expression of Baja luxury—one that balances modern design, cultural authenticity, and a front-row seat to one of Mexico’s most iconic coastal landscapes.

Across the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, a new wave of wellness-focused travel invites winter wanderers to reset, recharge, and reconnect in ways that feel both deeply restorative and easily accessible.

This fall, the Baltimore Museum of Art welcomed home one of the most influential painters of our time. Amy Sherald: American Sublime—the most comprehensive survey of Sherald’s work to date—opened November 2 and marks a powerful reunion between the artist and the city that shaped her early career.

Since making Raleigh her home, Ashley Christensen has dedicated her life not only to cooking but to nurturing the city’s sense of community. As the owner and chef of AC Restaurants—a hospitality group that includes three restaurants and a private dining loft, all located in Downtown Raleigh.

This holiday season, Buoy Haus Beach Resort St. Thomas and The Westin St. Thomas Beach Resort invite guests to immerse themselves in a vibrant "Caribbean Carnival Christmas" from November to January.

LetMeShowYouLondon.com, a premium provider of fully private guided tours delivered exclusively by Blue Badge Guides, is spotlighting the unique role that expert-led, private touring plays in creating safe, meaningful and highly personalized travel experiences for LGBTQ+ visitors to the English capital.

Minneapolis enters 2026 in full stride, propelled by a wave of Indigenous-led restoration projects, major cultural anniversaries, new culinary ventures, and national sporting events that will bring tens of thousands of visitors to the city.

Ireland has long been a destination of mythology and romance — a land where lush green hills meet centuries-old stone fortresses and fairytales feel just within reach. At Kilkea Castle, guests are invited to live inside one of those fairytales — with every modern luxury included. Dating back to 1180, Kilkea Castle is among Ireland’s oldest continuously inhabited castles.

Puerto Vallarta has long been celebrated as one of the world’s most LGBTQ+ inclusive cities—a sun-soaked paradise where queer travelers feel both welcomed and celebrated. Yet each year, the destination continues to evolve, introducing new premium experiences that reflect the city’s growing appeal to luxury-minded visitors.

Denmark has always been a destination where creativity, inclusivity, and a love for nature thrive side by side — and 2026 is shaping up to be one of its most exciting years yet. From groundbreaking art installations to new coastal retreats and expanded outdoor adventures, there are plenty of fresh reasons for LGBTQ+ travelers to experience the magic of this progressive Nordic nation.

Curaçao has long been known for its turquoise waters, colorful architecture, and irresistible island warmth — but today, it stands proudly among the Caribbean’s most welcoming destinations for LGBTQ+ travelers.

Unique NOLA Tours, the premier provider of distinctive and intimate New Orleans walking excursions, today announced the expansion of its offerings with a new focus on luxury private tours specifically designed for the discerning LGBTQ+ traveler.

Norrøna Adventure, the destination division of the iconic Norwegian outdoor brand, is revealing its 2026 itineraries aboard its new one-of-a-kind expedition yacht, Varg S/Y, offering adventure-seekers an exclusive way to explore the beauty of Northern Norway.

Announced today, in partnership with Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah, the prestigious MICHELIN Guide will launch the first ever Southwest edition, marking a long-awaited return to Las Vegas.