BY Auston Matta
Taking a Euro trip? Read these 5 tips for planning & taking your journey. Pack your bags and get ready to set off on a trip to some of Europe’s best highlights.
BY Auston Matta
Have you ever traveled alone? Consider making your next trip drama-free and all about you with these 18 compelling reasons to give solo travel a try.
BY Auston Matta
This is the big reveal of some not-so-secret gear that we wouldn’t dare leave home without. Check out these 7 items that are in our travel bag on every trip!
BY Auston Matta
Looking for a gay hotel or resort? Find the best gay hotels, resorts, destinations and deals using this guide to help you plan the perfect trip.
BY Auston Matta
Looking for a room on misterbnb? With over 200,000 listings from gay hosts, misterbnb (mrbnb) helps you find an affordable stay in more than 135 countries.
BY Auston Matta
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.
BY David | TwoBadTourists
Hitchhiking, toy museums, Christmas markets, and the Statue of Liberty. How to keep busy in this attractive, architecturally-lavish French town!
BY Auston Matta
With a population around million, the city of Nice is well known for being one of the most popular gay-friendly destinations in southern France.
BY Auston Matta
Over the past 6 years we’ve had our share of scenarios gone wrong & our decision to purchase travel insurance really saved our ass not to mention our bank account.
BY Auston Matta
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.
