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Town Officials Respond to anti-LGBTQ+ Crimes in Provincetown
The usual safe haven of Provincetown was shaken earlier this month by two unrelated instances of anti-queer crimes, one involving violence. Town spokespersons spoke out about it prior to a recent town meeting on safety.
Hot Fun in the Washington, DC Summer: Feel the Spirit of Pride All Season Long
In DC, July through September is the sultry season, when government business slows down and the queer social scene heats up.
Travelers No Longer Have to Remove Their Shoes During Security Screenings at US Airports
Travelers racing to catch a flight at U.S. airports no longer are required to remove their shoes during security screenings.
Summer Fun in Kalamazoo
Pride Month may be behind us, but the summer fun is just getting started in Kalamazoo. From the glory of Southwest Michigan nature to the city's cultural or culinary offerings, Kalamazoo is sure to please.
Surging Travel in Europe Spikes Concerns over Tourism's Drawbacks
As the growing tide of travelers strains housing, water and the most Instagrammable hotspots, protests and measures to lessen the effects of overtourism have proliferated.
Chicago's O'Hare Could Offer Flyers the First Airport Gay Bar
Forget the mile-high club: Chicago's O'Hare might be poised to offer queer travelers the chance to raise a glass on the concourse with others of a like persuasion at the country's first airport gay bar.
Malta: A Mediterranean Gem for LGBTQ+ Travelers
Tucked in the heart of the Mediterranean lies Malta, a sun-soaked archipelago that's a place of genuine welcome, vibrant culture, and unshakable pride.
A Strike by Air Traffic Controllers Is Disrupting Travel To, From and Over France
About 40% of flights were canceled Friday at all Paris airports at the height of the summer travel season because of a strike by French air traffic controllers seeking better working conditions.
Greenland Has a Message for the Rest of the World: Come Visit
Greenland has a message for the rest of the world: We're waiting for you.
The Pride of Seneca Casinos Shines from the Inside Out
All three Seneca Resorts & Casinos properties in New York State are celebrating Pride, with all the colors of the rainbow under one roof. Visiting Seneca is like stepping into a perpetual party!
Brazen in the Sun: Palm Springs' Clothing-Optional Gay Resorts
Options elsewhere have dwindled, but for the clothing-optional set there's still an optimal destination.
Greater Palm Springs Is the Perfect Desert Oasis Getaway
Once a haven for movie stars and artists escaping the Los Angeles urban sprawl, Palm Springs has cemented its status as an international LGBTQ+ enclave pulsating with a chic vibe.
Providence Is Your Sweet Summer Getaway
Soak up everything that makes Providence a coastal haven that will take your summer adventure to the next level.
How Weekend Getaways Can Reset Your Mind Without Breaking the Bank
Taking time off often feels like a luxury reserved for long vacations or special occasions. But here's a secret: Getting out of your routine — just for 48 hours — can feel surprisingly transformative.
Kick Off Your Summer with Pride and Art in Kalamazoo
There's no better time to experience Kalamazoo — often shortened by locals to "Kzoo" — than early June, when art and Pride combine to create a weekend of joyous cultural celebration.
EDGE Now: Queer Splash Zone
Suns out, buns out! We're serving speedo realness and cannonballing straight into pool party season, babes! From coast to coast, we've got the juiciest, queerest, most extra pool parties of the summer!
Despite Economic Concerns, Americans Are Set on Getting Away for Memorial Day Weekend
Americans are expected to get away in record numbers over the long Memorial Day weekend even as economic and technical worries rattle the U.S. travel industry.
Rio's Point 202 Sauna Thrives Thanks to Owner Júnior Barbosa's Entrepreneurial Drive
One of the most successful queer businesses in Rio today is Point 202, the gay sauna in the Copacabana district, largely due to the entrepreneurial drive of its owner and founder Júnior Barbosa.
New Met Gala Exhibit 'Superfine' Gives Voice to Emerging Black Designers
The Met's "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" is the first Costume Institute exhibit to focus exclusively on Black designers, and the first in more than 20 years devoted to menswear.
Boston's Week-Long Big Queer Food Fest Celebrates the Community
Nothing succeeds like an idea whose time has come. Such is the case of the Boston's Big Queer Food Fest which has grown from a modest one-day event a year ago to a week-long celebration of queerness & cuisine, two things that go together in so many ways.