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The Gods of the South with Ivar Wigan on Trippin

Scottish-born photographer, Ivar Wigan, gives a glimpse into the opulent and outrageous lifestyles of the young and aspirational growing up in the South.

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Amsterdam's Art Galleries and Museums, Selected by Christian Luiten

Amsterdam's Best Art Galleries and Museums, Selected by Avant Arte

Travel Guide to Seoul, South Korea by Sujin Lee

Sujin Lee's Guide to Seoul’s Art Scene

7 Art Galleries You Need to Visit in Tbisili with Qeu

7 Art Galleries You Need to Visit in Tbilisi, Chosen By Qeu

Tahnee Lonsdale’s City Guide to Los Angeles

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The Best Upcoming Events Around the World

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Fête de la Musique France’s all-day street party is an effervescent display of live music. The sprawling event sees all genres and types of musicians play out across the streets of Paris.

Terraforma Festival A transformational expression of sound and space, Terraforma excels in the art of building an impermanent ecosystem that cultivates escapism, and continues to add value to the area long after the event.

Glastonbury A true icon of British culture, Glastonbury remains an unmissable festival experience 50-plus years on from its inception.

Kala Festival Albania’s first international music festival pinned the country to the electronic map. Working in collaboration with the local community and Albanian government, the organisers are boosting the economy while bringing electronic music to the shores of Dhërmi.

Pride Month

Travel Guide to LGBTQIA+ Spaces in Johannesburg, South Africa by Mx Blouse

Queer Spaces in Johannesburg South African rapper Mx Blouse shares their favourite queer-friendly spaces in Johannesburg.

Cool Off From the Clubs with Queer Bruk’s Water Spots Deep dive into Akeil’s guide to his favourite spots near the UK capital to switch off.

Queer Spaces in São Paulo Paula Saul, from the House of Blyndex, puts together a list of queer spaces in the vibrant Brazilian city.

Queer-Friendly Dancefloors in New York, Chosen By Kim Anh We asked the NYC-based producer, vocalist and label boss to choose her favourite spaces to dance in.

How to Navigate Airport Security Trans Non Binary Passport

A Guide to Navigating Airport Security When You're Trans or Non-Binary Why airports can be more stressful for queer and trans travellers – and what to do about it.

Connecting with queer communities travel abroad

How to Connect with Queer Communities Abroad Exploring another corner of the world is always expansive, but it’s even more expansive when you make new connections.

A Guide to Travelling When You’re Queer We as queer – and particularly gender non-conforming people – have to strike a balance between enjoying ourselves (which anyone has the right to when travelling), and not disrespecting another culture or compromising our own safety.

Talk to Coco Queer Couple on Holiday, Travelling Accomodation

How To Search for Queer-Friendly Accommodation Talk to Coco shares her top tips on finding queer-friendly accomodation when travelling.

Food

A Taste of London

Where to Dine Solo in London, by Zoe and Layo Paskin For some people, dining solo can feel daunting. Here are the best spots in the UK capital to have dinner for one, selected by chefs Zoe and Layo Paskin.

Benji B's Favourite Restaurants in London Benji B, eminent London-based DJ and producer, has been an integral part of the city's electronic music scene for over 20 years. From Italian to Middle Eastern, Benji B shares his favourite go-to food spots in the UK capital.

Travel guide to London, UK by Richie Hayes and Elliott Kaye

London's 5 Top British Cafes with Norman's Having grown up around cafe culture in London, Richie and Elliott know a good cafe when they see one.

Travel guide to London, UK by James Cochran

The Best Fried Chicken in London with James Cochran The Great British Menu winner and Around The Cluck founder creates a nine-point guide on where to get the best fried chicken in the UK capital.

This Week's Travel Mantra

The best thing to pack is the local language

Featured Destination

Paris

Paris might be one of the most misunderstood cities in the world. Yes, it’s a city that wears its history like a Napoleon-era brooch; but it’s also a city in constant experimentation of art, politics, food, and wine. It’s full of engaged, passionate people undertaking change of old paradigms and making strides in politics, human rights and ecology.

The sprawling boulevards lined with cream and beige limestone facades, the deep green kiosks that whisper stories of burlesque and museum expositions of the past, the bakery windows flaunting pastries that even Marie Anoinette would drool over: the moment you step out of the metro, you will understand why Paris is the capital of not only France but of the flâneur (one who aimlessly strolls, admiring the surroundings).

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