Tasting New Mexico with Exceptional VARA Wines
New Mexico is one of the world’s most unexpected wine destinations, especially for lovers of the unbeatable pairing of all…
Author: Merryn Johns
Budapest: An LGBTQ Traveler’s Guide to Hungary’s Beautiful Capital
Budapest is one of those cities that can make you fall in love with it almost accidentally, and for many…
Swimming Without the Gaze: The World’s Women-Only Beaches and Lidos
There is a particular kind of freedom that comes from arriving at the beach and realizing you don’t have to…
Cascais: Portugal’s Glamorous Seaside Escape
Once a fishing village and later a favorite retreat of Portuguese royalty, Cascais has evolved into one of Portugal’s most…
How Radical Travel Shaped the World’s Best-Known Feminist
We knew Gloria Steinem as a feminist leader, but she was also an ethical traveler who said, “Adventure starts the…
Following Mary Oliver: A Traveler’s Guide to the Places That Made the Poet
There are poets who make you want to visit the places they describe, and which inspired them. Mary Oliver is…
Exclusive Interview: Brooklyn Author Martin Cloutier
Brooklyn-based writer Martin Cloutier’s debut novel, Waiting for Something Else, will delight foodies, frequent travelers, and LGBTQ folks. Praised by…
The Ultimate Summer Escape is This Queer Camp in France
Imagine a world where your childhood Summer camp memories get an aristocratic upgrade—with queer joy. Welcome to Quamp Château, a…
San Antonio, Texas Has Everything — Without the Flex
San Antonio doesn’t brag. It doesn’t need to. While Dallas might be fancy and Austin self-consciously cool, the Alamo City…
This Sexy New Hotel Has History, Heart, and a Steakhouse You Won’t Forget
The newer crown jewel on San Antonio’s skyline sits where the past and present collide in the most spectacular way….