Top 5 Most Fashionable Cities Every Gay Shopaholic Must See

Top 5 Most Fashionable Cities Every Gay Shopaholic Must See

For some travelers, the best part about going on vacation is checking out the local gay fashion. Whether you’re looking out for new luxury labels or unique gay apparel, shopping for men’s trendy clothing can be especially rewarding if you’re touring a renowned fashion capital. Over the years, we’ve visited several famous destinations that lived up to their fashion-forward reputations from the stylish locals to breathtaking storefronts. Check out our list of the world’s most fashionable cities worth adding to your bucket list. We’ve also included tips on where to find the best gay shopping districts so you can take home everything from kinky gay underwear to international pride outfits.

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The Evolution of Our (Unconventional) Relationship

The Evolution of Our (Unconventional) Relationship

Much like travel, life is a journey with exciting adventures, memorable experiences and many lessons learned. We’ve spent the past 8 years abroad and couldn’t be happier with our decision. We’ve seen the world and the diversity of our experience has opened our eyes and taught us so much. But as the years pass, any couple faces challenges and even the best relationships often arrive at a point of inflection. Love takes on many forms and sometimes the best, but most difficult decision a couple can make is to accept when it changes.

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5 Things We Love About Gay-Friendly Manchester

5 Things We Love About Gay-Friendly Manchester

From gin bars and art galleries to history museums and gay bars galore, Manchester is a great weekend getaway with a character all on its own. Head about 300km north of London and you’ll find the UK’s third largest city, a place that has had a tremendous impact on England’s history. Manchester has always been known as a working-class city ever since the start of the industrial revolution. While it certainly has its fair share of landmarks and sites of interest, the city doesn’t have the grandeur of London to the south nor the famous reputation as a tourist destination.

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10 Unforgettable Moments from The (Gay) Cruise by La Demence

10 Unforgettable Moments from The (Gay) Cruise by La Demence

From Lisbon and Madeira to Tenerife and Gran Canaria, The Cruise by La Demence took us on an unforgettable, weeklong adventure. Now in its 8th year, this cruise produced by the legendary group out of Brussels left us amazing memories and a yearning to return this coming July 2018. So, join us as we recall 10 unforgettable moments on this awesome European gay cruise.

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Moving to Madrid: How & Why We Chose This LGBT-friendly City

Moving to Madrid: How & Why We Chose This LGBT-friendly City

As cliche as it may sound, travel really changed our lives. However, it was never our intention to move abroad. Auston spent a decade working towards his profession as an engineer and David spent tens of thousands of dollars on his laboratory sciences degree to be able to work in a microbiology lab. We were happy living and working in Chicago with future plans to move to San Diego. So why did we throw that all away to live in Madrid? Well it wasn’t because we wanted to live abroad at all really. It was because Madrid’s charm captivated us.

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Gay Travel Interview: Ben the Nomad at Law & World Traveler

Gay Travel Interview: Ben the Nomad at Law & World Traveler

Over the past 5 years, we’ve traveled the world and met some amazing people on the road and online via social media. Some people’s stories have been so interesting and inspiring that we decided to interview them and learn more about their life. We love hearing travel stories and one blogger that’s caught our eye for the past couple years is Ben, who blogs over at High Society Hobo. Ben is a travel blogger & digital nomad. Check out his interview where he shares his personal thoughts & experiences from spending years in far-off destinations.

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11 Things You Missed at Arosa Gay Ski Week in Switzerland

11 Things You Missed at Arosa Gay Ski Week in Switzerland

During the last week in January the Swiss Alps heated up as 500+ LGBTA people came together to celebrate Arosa Gay Ski Week. Now in its 13th year, the event creates a welcoming atmosphere for all LGBT people and allies in the gay friendly village of Arosa, Switzerland. The skiing and snowboarding might be the main draw for most attendees but second to that (or perhaps better) are the lineup of events and activities throughout the week. From the White Party at the top of the mountain to evening classical music concerts, the week-long event has something for just about everyone and every taste.

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Why Gay Travelers Should Start Heading to Slovenia

Why Gay Travelers Should Start Heading to Slovenia

Slovenia is certainly not as popular of a destination as the countries it borders being overshadowed by Italy to the west and Austria to the north. Still, with the country’s gorgeous green mountainsides, serene lakes and architecturally rich capital of Ljubljana, its under-appreciation as a destination for all travelers is perplexing. A quick look at their gay scene and LGBT rights also reveal it to be a perfect getaway for gay travelers as well. With that said, here are a few reasons for queer travelers to start heading to Slovenia.

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Atlantic City: Old Reputation or Up and Coming LGBT Destination?

Atlantic City: Old Reputation or Up and Coming LGBT Destination?

Atlantic City is probably the most well known city along the Jersey Shore and its popularity started in the mid 30s and 40s as casinos started to roll in, the boardwalk was the place to be seen and the Miss America Pageant became a pop culture phenomena. But as the decades went on, the appeal of Atlantic City has changed and certainly its reputation as a trendy or LGBT destination is up for debate. However, in recent years, several new developments have taken place in hopes of reinvigorating the city and attracting new guests from around the region.

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Antwerp’s “To Russia With Love” Kiss In

Antwerp’s “To Russia With Love” Kiss In

Auston and I have never been huge gay rights activists though we have plenty of friends who take on that role and some who are even employed in that area of work. To them, and to all the countless others that we don’t know personally, we are of course eternally grateful for the work they do. We and the rest of the LGBT community directly benefit from their hard efforts. However, I’ve just never been innately passionate about it. It’s odd I suppose since it directly affects me, but it’s the same for many others. Just because you’re woman, or a minority, or an immigrant doesn’t mean you’re working day and night for your specific rights even though you clearly need and benefit from them. We all take on different passions, hobbies, works and activities. And we support one another when necessary.

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