Manchester makes a seriously strong case for a UK city break centred around LGBTQ travel. The Gay Village is one of Britain’s best known queer neighbourhoods, but what stood out to me was how much there is to explore beyond a night on Canal Street. You can find queer history, independent shops, museums, big red […]
When I think about easygoing LGBTQ travel in the Caribbean, Curaçao definitely stands out. It has the tropical water and warm weather people want from a Caribbean escape, but it also offers something that can be harder to find in the region: a stronger sense of comfort and openness, for queer travellers. That does not
St. Lucia has a way of delivering the kind of Caribbean trip that feels cinematic without trying too hard. There are lush hills, calm bays, dramatic coastline views, and resorts that make it very easy to slip into vacation mode. On this trip, I split my stay between two very different all-inclusive properties: Secrets St.
I spent a week exploring the Northumberland and Eastern Shores of Nova Scotia, and stayed in five wildly different places – a luxury dome, a real caboose, a vineyard yurt, a cliffside resort, and a quirky seaside motel. Each spot brought its own vibe and set of experiences, and each felt like a little travel
