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Understanding REAL ID Rules for Domestic Flights in 2018
If you're worried about whether your driver's license is compliant with new REAL ID requirements for domestic air travel, you can relax for now.
Disney's Toy Story Land Looms Large in 2018 Theme Park News
If you're planning ahead to spring and summer trips, and your family loves theme parks, you'll want to know about some of the new rides and attractions debuting in the new year.
2018's Seven Gay Wonders of the World: Big Bite Edition
EDGE returns with our fourth annual "Seven Gay Wonders of the World" - our yearly where-to-go-next guide for all those with serious wanderlust. For 2018, we've ditched calorie-counting and workouts for pure indulgence.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: Bangkok
Spice it up day or night with a trip to Bangkok, where gastronomy reigns supreme and the LGBTQ scene continues to thrive.
Finding Harbor Together in Newport
A weekend getaway to Newport, Rhode Island, offered writer Kelsy Chauvin the chance to celebrate her new domestic partnership with cozy romance, coastal cuisine and small town charm.
5 Signature Parisian Drinks and Where to Find Them
Whether you fancy Champagne atop the Eiffel Tower or coffee at a sidewalk cafe, here are five ways to raise a toast, Parisian style.
Why New Orleans is Important to America
Founded in 1718, New Orleans is one of the oldest cities in America, boasting a 300-year history unlike any other city in the world. Throughout its storied history, New Orleans has played a prominent role in many of our country's most historic moments.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: Charleston
Southern charm reigns supreme in Charleston, South Carolina. With an endearing vibe that echoes New Orleans without the high-octane energy of Bourbon Street, Charleston is a Lowcountry Boil just waiting to be relished.
Overtourism and Safety Cited in Fodor's 'Where Not to Go' List
As you contemplate all those "where to go in 2018" lists, here's a twist on the recommendations: where not to go in the new year.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: Panama City
As if the recently expanded Panama Canal weren't enough to attract gay globetrotters, Panama City is carving out a role as Central America's most futuristic metropolis.
The 10th Gay Games Are Coming to Paris with Lower Fees Until January 1!
Athletes, artists, culture-focused travelers and Francophiles, if you're making 2018 travel plans, consider booking your spot at Gay Games 10, coming to Paris, August 4-12.
Island Therapy (Or What I Learned From Debbie Reynolds)
A weekend on the tropical private island of Petit St. Vincent proves to be the ideal respite to reflect on the life and impact of Hollywood star Debbie Reynolds.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: Lisbon
Located in one of the world's most progressive countries for queer rights, Lisbon is getting set to hit its trendiness zenith in 2018 thanks to its affordability, beauty and diverse cultural doings, including some killer cookery.
Tourism in Coal Country: Digging Into Culture and Ecotourism
Two-thirds of Appalachia's coal industry jobs have disappeared since the 1990s. Now the region is hoping tourism will help rebuild its economy by tapping into history and its rugged natural beauty.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia, is home to Western Canada's largest queer population and is a feast for both foodies and fitness buffs. Here's why it made our Seven Gay Wonders of the World list for 2018.
California Preps for Pot-Infused Fare, From Wine to Tacos
Move over, pot brownies. The world's largest legal recreational marijuana market kicks off Monday in California, and the trendsetting state is set to ignite the cannabis culinary scene.
Passenger with Guns and Bullets Causes Orlando Airport Backup
A passenger tried to board a plane with a gun and ammunition at Orlando International Airport on Tuesday morning, causing a long backup at checkpoints during the post-Christmas travel rush.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: Copenhagen
If you're fed up with American antics (political or otherwise), there's perhaps nowhere more civilized, classy, and LGBTQ-friendly than Copenhagen, Denmark.
Seven Gay Wonders of the World 2018: San Francisco
The first destination ever to make a repeat appearance on our "7 Gay Wonders" list, San Francisco is as iconic in the culinary world as it is in the LGBTQ community.
Love is Great: What Not to Miss in Great Britain in 2018
From new hotels and West End theater openings to culinary happenings and Pride celebrations that warrant an easy 'jump over the pond,' Great Britain is poised to overflow your travel bucket list in 2018. Here's what's not to miss.