Your Guide to Transgender and Nonbinary US Passport Questions
This guide to transgender and nonbinary US passports under Trump is an evolving resource for our community, updated following the latest court rulings on passports and gender markers.
This guide to transgender and nonbinary US passports under Trump is an evolving resource for our community, updated following the latest court rulings on passports and gender markers.
Across the U.S., corporate sponsors are backing out of their Pride commitments. Some brands cite economic pressures and tariff uncertainty. Others hand Pride organizers money and telling us to keep their names out of the headlines. As Pride 2025 season kicks off, let’s look at how LGBTQ+ people are approaching rainbow season differently. Spoiler alert – we’re not going back into the closet and we take note which companies are LGBTQ-friendly and whose claims of support turned out to be hollow.
Whether it’s having pronoun badges for crew members, creating innovative Pride campaigns, or having nonbinary-inclusive third gender booking options, these airlines go above and beyond to make the LGBT community feel welcome on every flight.
As an avid kayaker, few things are more satisfying than being out on the water, surrounded by nature. Blue herons soaring overhead, turtles sunning themselves on logs, and the occasional glimpse of a fish in the waters around me never fail to fill me with wonder. Not to mention, kayaking is an amazing way to unwind and relax. Out on the water, all the stressors of my daily life feel far away.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how much fun it would be to paddle with other queer people – to share one of my favorite hobbies with people who share an identity. I did some research and discovered there are some amazing LGBTQ kayaking groups out there.
If you’re in the same boat (pun intended) and looking for a welcoming community of fellow paddlers, check out these 7 incredible groups leading queer kayak and canoe trips!
A new LGBTQ map colors code Europe and Central Asia, for at-a-glance travel planning for LGBTQ folks.
The Zagori trail hikes in the Pindus Mountains offer everything from short, scenic walks to rugged, multi-day treks—including the legendary Vikos Gorge, often called Greece’s Grand Canyon. When I visited the Zagori Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO heritage site in northern Greece, I squeezed in a quick hike to a viewpoint that offers incredible views. But on a day trip, there just wasn’t enough time to tackle the full Vikos Gorge trek—it’s one you’ll want to stay overnight for.
This post rounds up the best Zagori trail hikes. Whether you’re looking for a quick adventure or a more immersive Zagoria travel experience, keep reading to find the perfect hike!
Warnings against US travel have made headline news. How many people are actually staying away? And how much is the travel boycott going to cost the United States?
The Mikro Papingo to Papingo hike is a highlight reel of everything the Zagori village region is known for: cobbled streets, stone houses, arched stone bridges, lush forest terrain, a swimming hole, and of course the Voidomatis river.
In the old days – post-Stonewall, pre-LGBTQ rights – we had Spartacus and Damron. These gay travel guides were packed with listings for gay bars, clubs, saunas, bookstores, and LGBTQ-friendly hotels. They helped gay travelers find safety, community, and connection in unfamiliar places.
As times changed—and as travel info became more accessible and digital—those old-school guides faded out. But the need for thoughtful, identity-aware travel advice never went away. Now, a new wave of LGBTQ travel books is stepping in to fill that gap, with a fresh take and a broader lens.
Now’s the time to clean up your digital footprint—especially if you’re queer or trans. This reduce digital footprint checklist walks you through how to minimize your personal data and lock down your phone before travel.