LGBTQ+ Hotels

On the road alone and yet never alone Traveling alone is no longer a niche trend. More and more people are consciously choosing to discover the world on their own. Solo travel is also becoming increasingly popular within the LGBTQ+ community. Whether as a break from everyday life, for personal development or simply because no one is there for the dream trip - traveling alone can be one of the most enriching experiences ever. At the same time, many questions arise: Which desti

LGBTQ holidays without a flight: The most beautiful train journeys from Austria for queer travelers. Air travel within Europe is expected to become significantly more expensive in the coming months. Rising kerosene prices, higher airport fees and stricter climate requirements are driving up the costs of many airlines - especially on popular short-haul routes. At the same time, more and more people want more sustainable and relaxed forms of travel. The good news: unforgettable

For queer travelers exploring the world, one question often comes up: How safe and welcome will I feel there? This is exactly where the Gay Travel Index by Spartacus comes in – a globally recognized benchmark for the realities and safety of LGBTQIA+ people when traveling. What Is the Gay Travel Index? Since 2012, the Spartacus International Gay Guide has published the Gay Travel Index every year. Its goal:To provide a clear and realistic picture of the legal situation and liv

2026 is your year for unforgettable LGBTQ+ travel! At rainbow travel, we know that travel means freedom, adventure, and self-expression. For the queer community, it’s about discovering places where you feel safe, celebrated, and can meet new friends. In this guide, we share the top LGBTQ+ destinations for 2026. With our insider tips for safe travel, every trip becomes a unique rainbow adventure. Madrid – Europe’s Gay Travel Heartbeat Madrid is ideal for gay travel. Chueca, th

Pasta Parisa is Munich’s dazzling “show noodle,” leaving a trail of sparkling pasta magic everywhere she goes—from local spotlights to international stages. With high-energy dance numbers to pop classics, modern burlesque elements, and witty lipsync acts, she captivates every audience. As the first “Queen of the Night” at the legendary Garry Klein Club, she sets every party and event on fire—and in 2026 she’ll even be heating up the dance floors as a DJ at Winter Pride. Becau

2026 promises to be a year where travel for the queer community is more confident, safe, and diverse than ever before. While some countries are finally celebrating progress in equality, other parts of the world are quietly—but noticeably—opening up to love, diversity, and visibility. We’ve explored, researched, and spoken with queer travelers around the globe. The result is an outlook on the destinations, events, and experiences that will shape 2026. Amsterdam: Where the Rain

Welcome to Innsbruck – the charming Alpine city where nature, culture, and LGBTQ+ friendliness come together.As an LGBTQ+ traveler, you'll find not only stunning mountain views and historic architecture here, but also an open, warm-hearted community and queer hotspots that will make your stay unforgettable. Why Innsbruck as an LGBTQ+ Destination? While Innsbruck may not be as large as Vienna or Berlin, the city shines with authenticity and a growing queer scene. It’s home to

Sindy Sinful – Glamour, Wit, and High Heels on the Austrian Stage For over a decade, Innsbruck-based drag queen Sindy Sinful has captivated audiences with her unique blend of live singing, magic, and charming wit. Her stage presence, talent, and versatility have made her a standout figure in Innsbruck's nightlife – and far beyond. Her career began in 2012 with a dazzling debut as the opening model at the Inn Set Fashion Week, where she confidently strutted down the runway in

Simona Aurelia Maier is a passionate winemaker from the beautiful town of Mühlhausen near Heidelberg in Germany. But it wasn't always this way.Not because the passion was missing—no, the truth is that Simona wasn’t always Simona. She was born 29 years ago as Simon Maier. From a young age, Simon realized he preferred playing with girls rather than boys and had many female friends even in elementary school, with whom he felt a deeper sense of belonging than with his male classm

Pride Around the World: The best destinations for LGBTQ+ travelers Traveling means freedom. But for the LGBTQ+ community, it often also means doing thorough research: Where are you welcome? Where can you feel safe? At rainbowtravel, we specialize in making exactly these kinds of trips possible. In this blog, we show you the best travel destinations for queer people around the world. 1. Amsterdam, Netherlands The Dutch capital is considered one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly plac

We're especially proud of this. In our Drag of the Month series, we're proud to present you, for the first time, a drag king. The male equivalent of a drag queen, so to speak. A woman who has created a fictional character as a man. Jesse White is available for an interview. A newcomer: The fictional character Jesse White has only existed since April 2020. We discovered him on the show "I Put a Spell on You" by Innsbruck drag queen Vanessa Community , where he had his cards re