LGBTQI

Get ready for parades, parties and a whole lot of pizzazz.

“I think it makes a positive difference to some travellers having me as their leader.”

The type of individual who travels with tour operators or signs up to sleep in a hostel built for 60 must have a level of flexibility. They’re there to meet new people, make new friends and test their own comfort levels.

This is a reminder to all Australian travellers, wherever you are in the world, that you don’t have to be waiting at home for your chance to vote.

While much of Europe is welcoming and safe for LGBTQI travellers, here’s a list of 5 cities that are not only welcoming and safe, but certain to make you swoon.

For years, LGBTQ travellers have flocked to the usual suspects of queer-friendly destinations: Barcelona, San Francisco, Sydney. But our world exploration shouldn’t have to stop there.

One guy’s experience of the biggest, proudest party in the Middle East.