New Orleans doesn't do anything halfway — and neither does its LGBTQ+ community. This city has been a queer sanctuary since before it was fashionable to be one. Cafe Lafitte in Exile has been running continuously as a gay bar since 1933. Southern Decadence draws 100,000+ people every
I built The Adonix Edit because I got tired of the guesswork. As an LGBTQ+ traveler, you've done it — researched a destination, booked the hotel, packed your bags — and still felt that quiet uncertainty when you landed. Are we actually welcome here? Will we have to tone it
Palm Springs isn't just gay-friendly. It's gay-built. The city has more LGBTQ+-owned resorts than anywhere else in the world, a permanent LGBTQ+ majority in local government, and scores a perfect 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index every single year. When