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From the comfort of your seat, gaming while traveling can make time fly by
Booking for three adds a few twists (and benefits)
Ten spots that are hip and happening four or more days a week
An expert explains how to pack a decent workout into even the busiest itinerary
Taking a pill once a day sounds simple. But what happens when you put the intricacies of travel into the mix?
Whether it’s size, location or ambience, there’s a little something for everyone
Whether it’s relaxation, an adventure, family travel or cultural here are some travel tips and tricks to get the most out of your vacation
At the capital’s Pride celebrations, the country’s we’re-all-in-this-together attitude shows that consensus is possible on LGBTQ+ rights
In a beautiful new book, artist and designer Adam Nathaniel Furman has co-edited a celebration of places around the world that bring LGBTQ2S+ people together
My difficulty with coming out of the closet kept me lonely while living in a conservative city in Korea
The non-binary burlesque performer and “Slag Wars” winner gives Xtra a personal tour of LGBTQ+ London
From Pride marches and non-binary club nights to little-known historical archives, there’s something for everyone in London and environs
The TikTok sensation gives an insider’s look at bookstores, art galleries, vintage clothing, and nightlife
Events hosting millions of people have been mostly peaceful and carefree, even following violence in Norway and other threats
At the edge of 60, the performance artist and intense anti-capitalist has been connecting with younger audiences and finding recognition of a sort
From seedy dives and lavishly decorated halls to twisted drag and acerbic social commentary, here are the venues and shows to check out this summer
From city streets to a far-off beach, LGBTQ2S+ destinations can be a film’s character in their own right
From San Francisco and Santiago to Dublin and Berlin, these sites reflect our history, both good and bad, with creativity and heart
