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Queer Adventurers

You deserve more than LGBT travel safety lists and copy-paste itineraries.

You deserve to travel the world as your full queer self – without guessing if it’s safe or hiding who you are.
Queer Adventurers is an LGBTQ travel blog packed with expert tips for LGBTQ+ travelers who want to feel more than safe – who want to feel prepared, seen, and actually excited about where they’re going.

Plan a Trip You’ll Actually Feel Good On

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You’ve seen the usual advice:

“Be careful.”
“Pretend to be friends.”
“But is it safe to go there?”

Safety matters, but LGBTQ travelers deserve more than safety.

You deserve to plan vacations to the places you long to visit, not just ones where the laws are on your side.

You deserve advice that reflects how queer travelers actually move through the world.

Advice that holds space for the full range of LGBT identities.

If you’re craving nuanced information, written for LGBTQ travelers by an LGBTQ travel expert, welcome!

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Hi, I’m Lindsey

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I’m a queer travel writer and the author of (Out) On the Road: The Radical Joy of Queer Travel.

I created Queer Adventurers because I was tired of travel advice that oversimplifies and undervalues LGBTQ travel.

Travel can be freeing, expansive, and deeply affirming—but only when you have the right information going in.

This LGBTQ travel blog connects the dots between your experiences of traveling as a queer person or LGBT family and the underlying “why” behind those experiences.

It answers the questions you don’t even know you need to ask.

You don’t need permission to take up space in the world, but you do deserve better tools to help you do it.

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