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Japan opens the world's first Pokémon airport
On July 7, 2026, the world’s first Pokémon airport will open in Japan: The Noto Satoyama Airport in Ishikawa Prefecture will transform...

Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway Reopened
Once at 4,307 meters: Legendary panoramic road Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway accessible again Travelers can now once again look forward to...

Viral Video crowns seven top beaches for lesbians
A viral social media video by US content creator @lesbianmomshowsyouhow has featured her personal selection of the seven best worldwide...

Queer Travel Defies Bans in Red States
Traveling in "red states" of the USA – a question of courage and solidarity? This is precisely the topic explored by queer travel journalist Jared...

Maya Bay remains closed to tourists for two months
The world-famous beach Maya Bay on the Thai island of Koh Phi Phi Leh will be closed for two months. From August 1 until...

Queer Travelers Criticize Dream Destinations like Berlin and Mykonos
Queer travelers reflect: When dream destinations disappoint In a time when Berlin, Chicago, or Mykonos are seen as hotspots for queer...

San Marino entices with fortresses and hiking trails
In the heart of Europe, surrounded by Italy, lies San Marino – the oldest existing republic in the world, independent for centuries and...

Iseo Lake becomes the peaceful alternative to Lake Garda
While the overcrowded Lake Garda in Northern Italy struggles with streams of tourists during the summer, more and more travelers are discovering Lake Iseo as...

Netherlands launch 49-euro summer train ticket
This summer, the Dutch government is offering an affordable ticket with the new train service "Nederland Dal Vrij Trein": Starting Monday, the...

Toronto will better protect Hanlan’s Point Beach
Hanlan’s Point Beach, one of Canada's most famous queer beaches and the oldest officially recognized nude beach in the world, is facing...
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