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What fans need to know about this year’s Eurovision in Basel

In May, Basel, Switzerland, will host what might be the queerest Eurovision Song Contest ever. Here’s what the city’s got to offer besides musical bliss

What fans need to know about this year’s Eurovision in Basel

In May, Basel, Switzerland, will host what might be the queerest Eurovision Song Contest ever. Here’s what the city’s got to offer besides musical bliss

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The oft-overlooked Canadian destination of Charlevoix is totally worth it

Just a few hours from Montreal, the Charlevoix region has the perfect mix of nature, sophistication, inclusiveness and quirk

What to do if you (and your gender) come under scrutiny at a border

Going through scrutiny at a border can be nerve-wracking for LGBTQ2S+ people. Here’s some advice and resources to get you through it

So you want to travel to WorldPride in Washington, D.C.?

Here’s why you want to go and what you should expect from WorldPride in the U.S. capital

A queer in Provence: France’s lavender paradise

Good for the body and soul, this queer-friendly romantic corner of France is for more than just lavender

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How does overtourism hurt local LGBTQ+ communities?

When a city has too many visitors, venues lose their unique vibe and locals can struggle to find housing

Our insider’s guide to the best of LGBTQ2S+ St. Petersburg

This free-spirited beach city will surprise you with how much it loves to show off its queerness and creativity. Meet LGBTQ2S+ St. Petersburg

Newfoundlander Tj Jones shows us around queer St. John’s

Trans masc genderqueer consultant Tj Jones has given destinations advice on how to be more inclusive. Here he gives advice on what to see and do in queer St. John’s

Inder Vhatwar pulls back the curtain of the Mumbai queer party scene

Promoter and activist Inder Vhatwar has been trying to create a more visible, empowered scene with his weekly events. Here’s his take on the Mumbai queer party scene

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Test driving a wine club that isn’t too macho to enjoy a little rosé

A night of wine tasting can be an easy way to tour the world through taste and smell. We invited Barrel Hunter Club to Toronto’s Gay Village. Bedlam ensued