As a member of the LGBT community, I am hyperaware of my surroundings—especially on the road—and some cities make me feel more comfortable than others. St. Louis is one of those cities.

Today, the neighborhood is famous for its food, shopping and inclusive attitude, which make it a perfect gay getaway.

The most popular queer travel destinations in the U.S. have typically been located on the coasts. Thankfully, times have changed.

Portland is well-known for being LGBTQ inclusive and also boasts an abundance of kid-friendly activities, making it the must-visit destination for all families.

The Seven Mile Bridge is the Florida Keys’ longest bridge and is now wide enough to pull to the side and take pictures or just enjoy the view.

Oakland, CA has a welcoming, inclusive vibe that helps their creative LGBT community flourish in creating many forms of artistic self-expression.

Even as a little boy, Baltimore was where I always saw myself settling down and making my life.

Louisville comes in right behind Los Angeles for our percentage of gay residents. Yes, you read that correctly. Louisville has the 11th highest percentage of residents that identify as gay.

Streetcars appointed in mahogany and brass capture the soul, swagger and roots of New Orleans.

While the most iconic gay pride festivities still take place in cities like New York and San Francisco, you can find lots of fun in unexpected places nationwide.

Learn the stories of cities across the country through their distinctive architecture

Mid-June brings warmer temps to Bisbee, but a cool breeze from the mountains blows in hundreds of gays for the weekend-long festival.

While Provincetown has always been a haven for the LGBTQ community, it grew exponentially in the 1970s, especially with the launch of the Provincetown Business Guild.

Rolling green hills and thick forests await you just an hour outside of the city.

Located just a few minutes north of Downtown San Diego, Hillcrest sits in the heart of the city, offering an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants, coffee houses, boutiques and specialty shops that can’t be found elsewhere.

Wilton Manors is a small town with a big rep. Once a sleepy train stop just outside of Fort Lauderdale, this community of 12,000 full-time residents now claims the fabulous fame of being the “Second Gayest City in America.”

A co-worker suggested doing something I'd never considered before: staying at a gay, all-male, clothing-optional resort in Palm Springs.

Who doesn’t love a good wine night? Before you and your friends get together for the next one, check out this list of 10 words that only true wine connoisseurs know how to work into conversations.

When you're deciding where to go on a honeymoon, it's important to think about how busy you want to be.

When I heard about the International Gay Polo Tournament in the Palm Beaches, I convinced my partner, Andrew, that it would be fun to try something new.

Known for its pristine coastlines and bustling art scene, Laguna Beach is a mecca for creativity and thrives on being a community of open-minded individuals. It is a known haven for the LGBTQ community...

Couples hosting an intimate wedding might love the castle-like feel

Luxury resorts, zip line excursions, culinary hotspots, and artsy tours will change your perception of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah.

Vibrantly colorful people and animals appeared to move along the bricks, around the old doors and windows.

A couple’s refined retreat to Galena, IL

It is a lively and chic desert resort town perfect for escaping the harshest of winters.

It’s time to ditch the bulky DSLR weighing you down on vacation and switch to the camera in your back pocket. That’s right, your smartphone.

‘This is really amazing,’ I admitted, but only to myself. If I didn’t know any better, I’d swear I was back in New York.

Whether you want to know what to pack, how to find the cheapest flights, or where to get an Insta-worthy pic, the best place to turn for inspiration is Instagram influencers.

The phone in your pocket can produce and broadcast aesthetically pleasing and FOMO-inducing trips for your followers. But how can you capture the essence of these picturesque moments without breaking the bank trying to roll with the professionals?

From San Francisco to LA, this ultimate lesbian road trip guide will take you through ten open and welcoming stops between California's most popular cities.

Wedding Season is around the corner, check out these Pin-worthy domestic destination venues for your wedding inspiration needs.

It goes back more than a half-century, when Mobile, Alabama made the Moon Pie became the official item through during Mardi Gras style parades, to help prevent potential injuries.

Besides the natural beauty of the rainforests, bioluminescent lakes, and culinary delights, there are plenty of things to do for LGBTQ travelers. Here are five ways to enjoy a Puerto Rican gaycation.

Capitol Hill might be the most popular area of Seattle for dining and nightlife. The fact that it’s also a gay epicenter, with a dozen gay bars, makes the neighborhood that much better.

We’ve brainstormed everything from sentimental keepsakes to silly gag gifts to help you find the perfect present for the special someone in your life.

With the assistance of a rather excellent public transportation system (which can help save you time on a walking tour of the city), it’s quite possible to see a vast majority of the San Francisco in a glimpse.

What we found was a city teeming with fun bars, outdoor markets, and up-and-coming restaurants serving perfectly in-season local produce —a true foodie paradise.

Here I am, standing at the corner of 7th Ave. and Calle Angel Oliva, in a rented tux. Not so keen on wearing someone else’s pants, but I look good.

Reduce the stress of traveling by making sure your smartphone has these seven apps downloaded.

Explore Tampa Bay with pride and discover things to do and eat in Florida’s friendliest city, from LGBTQ clubs in Ybor City to chef-driven restaurants downtown.

Social Media Influencers, 27 Travels, take a road trip from New York to Missouri.