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Fully Vaccinated Can Travel Again, Says New CDC Guidance

By Candice Choi | Apr 2, 2021

Add travel to the activities vaccinated Americans can enjoy again, according to new U.S. guidance issued Friday.

Legends of Drag Announces Inaugural Cruise

By Matthew Wexler | Apr 2, 2021

The cruise industry is receiving a much-need jolt thanks to the long-lashed talent of drag queen royalty, including Jackie Beat, Lady Bunny, Varla Jean Merman, and Miss Coco Peru.

London Tourism Braces for Slow Recovery

By Sylvia Hui | Apr 1, 2021

As a fast-moving mass vaccination campaign holds the promise of reopening, we look at the pandemic's impact on London's people and institutions and ask what the future might hold.

Looking for Solitude in Pandemic Times

Apr 1, 2021

One year into the pandemic, just about everyone's travel experience has changed.

COVID 'Cowboy' Rounds Up Spring Break Scofflaws, Lines 'Em Up for Shots

Mar 31, 2021

A Durango, Colorado, consortium that includes local businesses and the tourism office has hired actors to get people to obey the city's mandate to wear their dang masks.

Virgin Galactic Rolls out Latest Generation of Spaceship

By Susan Montoya Bryan | Mar 31, 2021

Virgin Galactic rolled out its newest spaceship Tuesday as the company looks to resume test flights in the coming months at its headquarters in the New Mexico desert.

Puerto Rico to Reopen 2 International Airports

Mar 30, 2021

Puerto Rico announced Tuesday that it will start accepting commercial airline flights at two small international airports for the first time in more than a year.

Vietnam Flight Attendant Gets Probation for Quarantine Slip

Mar 30, 2021

A Vietnamese court on Tuesday sentenced a flight attendant to two years probation for violating COVID-19 quarantine rules and spreading the virus to others, become the first person in the country to stand trial for such offenses

8 Marriott Hotels Costing Fewer Than 35,000 Points Per Night - Credit Card Free Night Certificates

By Chauncey Crail | Mar 30, 2021

If you have an eligible Marriott Bonvoy Credit Card, you may be eligible for an annual Free Night Certificate at any of Marriott's participating hotels around the world costing fewer than 35,000 points.

Thailand Hopes to Emerge As Quarantine-Free Vacation Destination

By Kevin Schattenkirk | Mar 30, 2021

Thailand — a popular destination for LGBTQ travelers — has said it will allow visitors inoculated against the coronavirus into Phuket, the country's biggest holiday island, without undergoing quarantine.

Spanish Resorts Languish While Madrid Hosts Europe's Parties

By Aritz Parra | Mar 30, 2021

With its policy of open bars and restaurants — indoors and outdoors — and by keeping museums and theaters running even when outbreaks have strained hospitals, Madrid has built a reputation as an oasis of fun in Europe's desert of restrictions.

Two Space Fans Get Seats on Billionaire's Private Flight

By Marcia Dunn | Mar 30, 2021

A billionaire's private SpaceX flight filled its two remaining seats Tuesday with a scientist-teacher and a data engineer whose college friend actually won a spot but gave him the prize.

Greater Palm Springs: Celebrate Spring in this Southern California Oasis

SPONSORED CONTENT | Mar 29, 2021

Warm days and cool nights. Sunshine, al fresco dining and a comfy bed with a view of the San Jacinto Mountains. Is it a mirage? No — it's Greater Palm Springs.

Safe Spring Break: 5 Drivable Destinations from LGBTQ Hubs

By Kelsy Chauvin | Mar 27, 2021

Travel isn't quite the same as B.C. (before COVID). Here are five places where LGBTQ adventurers can seek out queer-friendly destinations with picturesque drives from big cities to fresh-air locales.

Watch: Transgender Model and Activist Rose Montoya Speaks to TSA Headquarters About Security Experience

By Matthew Wexler | Mar 27, 2021

Transgender model and activist Rose Montoya recently shared her experience going through TSA security and the lack of sensitivity in communication and screening.

Mexico Complains of Maskless Tourists, Closes Ruin Site

Mar 26, 2021

Authorities in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula complained Friday about tourists not wearing face masks, as Mexico braces for a surge of Easter Week visitors.

At Club Med, Vacation FOMO is a Thing of the Past

At Club Med, Vacation FOMO is a Thing of the Past

SPONSORED CONTENT | Mar 26, 2021

The desire and ability to travel responsibly is beginning to emerge. When you're ready, Club Med offers all-inclusive, LGBTQ-friendly destinations filled with gorgeous views, plenty of activities and delicious dining options.

In a Leaky Underwater Rail Tunnel, Workers Race Against Time

By David Porter | Mar 26, 2021

At stake is the health of a crucial component of the New York region's aging and overburdened mass transit ecosystem: the North River rail tunnel.

Copenhagen 2021 Announces Themes for Nightly Concerts

Mar 26, 2021

Copenhagen 2021 is taking place in Copenhagen and Malmö from 12-22 August. All events will be available to view online, with many livestreamed to social media and the event website.

No 'Ring Them Bells' in Ptown This Summer — Town Crier Kenneth Lonergan Retires

Mar 25, 2021

He won't be ringing those bells any longer. Kenneth Lonergan, Provincetown's town crier, announced his retirement last fall.

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