Queer Travel Guide for Porto
Porto is a lot of things. It’s Portugal’s second-largest city and one of the oldest urban centers in Europe. It’s…
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How the LGBTQ+ Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community Navigate Travel
One reason I wanted to be a journalist or travel writer was to tell the stories of marginalized people, which…
8 Travel Tips to Help You Plan Your Dream Trip
We, at Vacationer, always keep our ear to the ground for ways to inspire the LGBTQ+ community to travel and…
Bank of Montreal adopts Mastercard’s True Name feature for trans and nonbinary customers
Earlier this month, Bank of Montreal (BMO) became the first Canadian financial institution to offer Mastercard’s True Name feature on…
Queer-Focused Quiiky Tours Unveils 2022 Offerings
Italian-based Quiiky Tours, which focuses on LGBTQ travel, launched its 2022 season with a wide range of guided tours that…
14 LGBTQ-Friendly Countries Open to American Travelers
Ireland, New Zealand, and Scotland are just a few countries changing their COVID protocols and or showing signs that their…
Vacationer of the Week: Ami King
Ami King has embarked on a journey to travel around the world as a transgender man and expat. Born in…
Spring Hotel Packages for the National Cherry Blossom Festival
Washington, DC officially kicked off the spring season over the weekend with the Opening Ceremony for the National Cherry Blossom…
How You Can Support LGBTQ+ Ukrainians
At Vacationer Magazine, we try to stay out of the fray of politics for the most part and keep it light…
Kodo Nishimura’s Book Tour is Coming to London
Buddhist monk, makeup artist, and an LGBTQ+ activist, Kodo Nishimura, is promoting his new book, “This Monk Wears Heels: Be…