FIVE CENTURIES ON, MILAN STILL ECHOES WITH THE GENIUS OF QUEER ICON LEONARDO DA VINCI
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| Leonardo da Vinci is one of the most famous artists in history, and visiting Milan, the Italian city where this genius spent his life, unveils clues about his character. 500 years after his death, his work continues to awe and inspire LGBTQ+ art lovers who see him as a hero, courtesy of the many hints about his sexuality within his paintings. IGLTA recently held its Global Convention in Milan, giving IGLTA member Dan Allen the opportunity to explore this topic and more in a piece for NBC News.
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GALAPAGOS, QUITO & THE ANDES |
| Celebrate this year's Thanksgiving with Ecuador Pride Travel's gay group trip to South America, from 21 to 30 November. Discover the very first city to be declared as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site – Quito – because of its largest, least-altered and best preserved historic center. Then, the Galapagos Islands will be your second UNESCO World Heritage site visit this trip and lastly, you'll also be able to explore the wildlife of the Andes. Their itinerary is the perfect mix of nature, culture, gastronomy, fun and rest. Sit back and enjoy, all activities and meals are pre-planned for your convenience in this once-in-a-lifetime tour.
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YOUR GUIDE TO MARRIAGE EQUALITY AROUND THE GLOBE |
| Marriage as an institution has been around for much of recorded history, but it’s only been within the past few decades that governments have started to extend equal access and rights to marriage for same-sex couples. The Netherlands was officially the first country to recognize marriage equality at the national level in the year 2001. Additional countries in Europe later followed suit including Belgium and Spain as the second and third countries.
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LGBTQ+ TRAVEL GUIDE TO MOROCCO |
| Morocco in one word is vibrant. From the white, snow-capped Atlas Mountains to the golden hues of the Sahara Desert to the lush green farms, travelers to this north African country are immersed in the vibrant colors of a geographically diverse nation. Setting foot in one of the ancient medinas will transport you to a world from the past: narrow streets with towering walls and markets (souks) full of artisan goods, spice-laden food and bustling crowds of people. Some visitors may feel overwhelmed while others find this to be a thrilling adventure in a mystical land only seen on movie screens. Whichever your knee-jerk reaction might be, take a deep breath and brace yourself for exotic sights, sounds and smells as you begin your journey in the Kingdom of Morocco.
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TRAVEL GUIDES, EVENTS, TOURS, SPECIALS & MORE!
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