Welcome to Gay Travel Today! I’m Teraj and I’ll be your guide as we explore, engage and indulge in the world of LGBTQ+ travel today.

As fulfilling as a long vacation getaway can be, day trips can lead to memories that’ll last a lifetime! It can be exciting to uncover a new world right outside of your own backyard. If you live in New York City like me, here are some great day trips to add to your travel itinerary! First up is the Gateway National Recreation Area. It’s a fun mix of history, beaches and outdoor activities. Whether you want to walk across miles of beaches and watch seals come ashore or hike a seven-mile trail through Fort Hancock, the options are bountiful. Or maybe the Hamptons are more your speed? Take a stroll up Main Street for some shopping or through LongHouse Reserve for massive botanical and sculpture gardens. If you want to get more in-tune with nature, check out Bear Mountain for a panoramic view of the Hudson Highlands. And let’s not forget about Fire Island, which is internationally known for its gay festivities, but it’s also home to a more relaxed and chill experience if you are up for exploring Ocean Beach. Where is your favorite hidden getaway in New York? Let us know by using the #GayTravelToday and #Sagitravel hashtags.

Also follow me on Instagram @teraj08 and also follow the provider of this awesome content @sagitravelfriendly and remember to use the Gay Travel Skill to book your next destination and also get those much needed up-to-the-date travel advisories. All you have to do is enable Gay Travel Skill on your favorite voice assistant and simply say “open gay travel.” I’ll catch you tomorrow, so bon voyage wherever you are!

Welcome to Gay Travel Today! I’m Teraj and I’ll be your guide as we explore, engage and indulge in the world of LGBTQ+ travel today.

COVID-19 has hit tourism-reliant destinations hard, and one of the many of those locations is the Indonesian island of Bali. In Bali, 70% of the population depends on tourism and the area has seen extensive job and income losses since it closed its borders in April. In the past, the island’s image as a peaceful paradise with a rich cultural and religious heritage has made it a highly resilient tourist destination, but with the pandemic, Bali is wanting to take a different approach to saving the island. Bali will attempt to adjust its model away from surfing, parties and yoga, and gear it toward rural villages and nature. Some of the activities in these areas can include everything from dolphin watching and snorkelling trips, to food tourism and “experience tourism” focused on traditional fishing and farming. Many places are beginning to take this pivot, and Bali could be one of the many to start this trend to sustain tourism post-COVID-19. Would you prefer more localized, one-on-one experiences when you travel next? Let us know by using the #GayTravelToday and #Sagitravel hashtags.

Also follow me on Instagram @teraj08 and also follow the provider of this awesome content @sagitravelfriendly and remember to use the Gay Travel Skill to book your next destination and also get those much needed up-to-the-date travel advisories. All you have to do is enable Gay Travel Skill on your favorite voice assistant and simply say “open gay travel.” I’ll catch you tomorrow, so bon voyage wherever you are!

Welcome to Gay Travel Today! I’m Teraj and I’ll be your guide as we explore, engage and indulge in the world of LGBTQ+ travel today.

Travel near or far, we should all take travel precautions and being an LGBTQ+ person, there are special hurdles to scale at times, so here are some essential tips to plan for a hassle-free vacation. First, do your homework. Whether visiting a place that marginalizes the LGBTQ+ community or not, your decision should be an informed one. The State Department’s LGBT Travel page is a good starting point, but you can also check out gay travel information on GayCities, TravelGay and Out Traveler. Next, depending on where you’re traveling always know your rights. Be sure to observe local laws and customs and if you’re married to your partner, you may want to bring legal proof of your relationship status. Next is to know which chains and locations cater to your travel and lodging needs – brands like the Marriott, Hilton and Preferred Hotels have locations aimed at gay visitors and EBAB and misterb&b focus on LGBTQ+ accomodations. Last but not least, be sure to know where to get help if you’re traveling. If you are threatened or victimized in any way, don’t hesitate to contact the nearest U.S. Embassy or consulate – especially if you dont believe it’s safe going to the local authorities. I know it’s a heavy topic, but knowledge is power! Share your gay travel tips with us by using the #GayTravelToday and #Sagitravel hashtags.

Also follow me on Instagram @teraj08 and also follow the provider of this awesome content @sagitravelfriendly and remember to use the Gay Travel Skill to book your next destination and also get those much needed up-to-the-date travel advisories. All you have to do is enable Gay Travel Skill on your favorite voice assistant and simply say “open gay travel.” I’ll catch you tomorrow, so bon voyage wherever you are!

Welcome to Gay Travel Today! I’m Teraj and I’ll be your guide as we explore, engage and indulge in the world of LGBTQ+ travel today.

Would you let it all hang out on your next trip? Nudist resorts may not be for everyone, but if you’re willing to get out of your comfort zone, experience nature in the most natural way possible and take a break from the norm, visit Pennsylvania for some of the best nudist resorts in the country. For both the experienced and the uninitiated naturist alike, Pennsylvania offers any nudist a hotel experience that is especially glorious in the summer. First is the Sunny Rest Resort, the oldest nudist resort in Pennsylvania, which is one of the best places to stay offering up beautiful views of the Pocono Mountains, rolling hills, woodlands amenities and nudist restaurants and clubs. Another one is the White Thorn Lodge in Darlington. This family nudist resort is where you can camp or stay in a cabin to enjoy the freedom of a nudist lifestyle surrounded by nature and beauty. Check out the full list by visiting Queer in the World’s website. Have you been to a nudist resort? Don’t send us your pictures but do let us know about the experience by using the #GayTravelToday and #Sagitravel hashtags.

Also follow me on Instagram @teraj08 and also follow the provider of this awesome content @sagitravelfriendly and remember to use the Gay Travel Skill to book your next destination and also get those much needed up-to-the-date travel advisories. All you have to do is enable Gay Travel Skill on your favorite voice assistant and simply say “open gay travel.” I’ll catch you tomorrow, so bon voyage wherever you are!

Welcome to Gay Travel Today! I’m Teraj and I’ll be your guide as we explore, engage and indulge in the world of LGBTQ+ travel today.

What if you could pick up a map and find some of the best LGBTQ+ hubs no matter where you are in the U.S.? Thanks to the launch of Mapping the Gay Guides project, queer history and travel are now more accessible than ever! The online map is based on records from a queer address book from the 60s. Bob Damron kept a discreet list of queer-friendly bars, businesses, restaurants, theaters, churches, hotels, bath houses and even cruising spots throughout the years. The guides are being used to help queer people find safer communtiies and environments while traveling and also allow users to walk through LGBTQ+ history. Each of the areas is also assigned certain designations depending on the crowd types too ,varying from (L) for “ladies frequent” to (OC) for “older crowd”. Check out the map by searching “Mapping the Gay Guides” in your browser, and let us know if you’ve been to some of these places by using the #GayTravelToday and #Sagitravel hashtags.

Also follow me on Instagram @teraj08 and also follow the provider of this awesome content @sagitravelfriendly and remember to use the Gay Travel Skill to book your next destination and also get those much needed up-to-the-date travel advisories. All you have to do is enable Gay Travel Skill on your favorite voice assistant and simply say “open gay travel.” I’ll catch you tomorrow, so bon voyage wherever you are!