A packing list for study abroad students – what to bring to get the most out of your study abroad program
Travel bloggers are happy people who travel worldwide and share positive emotions with their followers. The process of exploring new locations and attractions is incredibly exciting. All bloggers must remember that the emotions of their followers are also important, so creating top-notch content is a top priority. But how to make your travel blog interesting? …
A budget travel guide to one of the world’s best cities – some of the best cheap and free things to do in New York City!
Hornstrandir is basically Iceland’s version of the middle of nowhere. It’s a huge nature reserve up in the Westfjords that covers about 580 square kilometers of some pretty wild terrain. The thing is, nobody actually lives there anymore – hasn’t been anyone permanent since the 1950s when the last farmers gave up and moved out. …
A guide to making gay friends and meeting other LGBTQ travelers – use these travel tips for the best gay travel experiences at home or abroad, online or offline!
Let’s be honest: most of us don’t have a ton of extra cash lying around. Between rent, bills, and New York-level cocktails, the budget doesn’t always stretch far. But when it comes to travel? That’s where we’re willing to splurge—especially on food. A Rustic Pathways Foodie Index 2025 study looked at 70 countries through the …
When it comes to gay travel, not all cities are created equal. Some destinations are perfect for those who like to take charge, while others cater to those who prefer a more… laid-back approach. Whether you’re a proud top, a devoted bottom, or somewhere in between, knowing where to go can make all the difference. …
Summer is usually all about sunshine, rooftop cocktails, and beach trips. But what if your summer getaway is more likely to bring thunderstorms than tan lines? A new study by Water Damage Specialist ranked the wettest U.S. cities this summer—and some surprising travel hotspots made the list. But rain doesn’t have to mean ruined travel …
Travel is one of life’s greatest joys, but for many LGBTQ+ professionals in their 30s and 40s—especially those living in high-cost big cities like NYC—it can sometimes feel like a luxury that clashes with long-term financial goals. Between saving for a home, contributing to retirement, and managing daily expenses, it’s easy to push travel down …
If you’ve ever fired up Grindr abroad, you know it’s equal parts travel guide, local concierge, and occasionally… an unfiltered cultural shock. Used well, it can lead to unforgettable nights out, insider tips, and maybe even a fling worthy of its own postcard. Used poorly, and you’ll find yourself blocked in three languages. The Ultimate …