Our List of the Best LGBTQ+ & Gay Travel Bloggers in 2025

Our 2025 list features eleven content creators who are active, authentic, and genuinely helpful to queer travelers. They span couples and solo voices, lesbian and gay perspectives, event coverage and slow travel, long‑form blogs and social video. We’ve met them, followed them on multiple trips, and seen how their advice helps in real life — from choosing a hotel to finding a relaxed neighborhood bar. You’ll notice a tilt toward Instagram, Threads, TikTok, and YouTube because that’s where trip‑planning conversations increasingly happen. Still, when you need depth, blogs remain essential for saved itineraries and nuanced safety context.

Each profile lists the platforms where the creator is most active in 2025. We’ve intentionally removed Twitter/X and added Threads and TikTok to reflect where LGBTQ+ travel communities gather now. Our tip: follow on two platforms — one for quick updates (Threads or TikTok) and one for depth (Blog or YouTube). Use “Save” folders for each trip you’re planning, then revisit those collections when you book flights, hotels, or Pride passes.

Yes. Safety is woven into their content: what holding hands looks like in public, how nightlife operates, where queer‑owned businesses are clustered, and which festivals prioritize consent and accessibility. Many share specifics that matter — ID checks at the door, dress codes, transit after midnight, or whether hotel staff normalize same‑sex couples. As always, cross‑check with local news and community pages, and consider messaging creators directly for up‑to‑date neighborhood impressions.

Definitely. 27Travels, The Lesbian Passport, and Onairplanemode (Christine) foreground lesbian perspectives and speak directly to the questions women and non‑binary travelers often ask: solo safety, respectful accommodation choices, and how to find community beyond nightlife. Their content pairs encouragement with practical steps — map pins, booking advice, transit tips — so you can move from inspiration to action.

Start with inspiration videos to shortlist destinations. Next, scan blogs for logistics: seasons, neighborhoods, typical budgets, and LGBTQ+ legal context. Then build a simple plan: where to stay, a few restaurants and cafés, one cultural stop, one queer venue, and a rest block. Leave room for serendipity. Finally, circle back to creators’ Threads for any last‑minute updates. For deeper dives, use our own guides on Pride Amsterdam tips and curated hotel reviews to lock in the essentials.