This year marks the 200th anniversary of the death of Joseph Haydn, the famous Austrian composer often called “The Father of the Symphony.” While Mozart and Beethoven may perhaps be more famous, Haydn was equally a prominent composer of the classical period, and Vienna will be commemorating him throughout the year. There will [...]

This weekend Brussels will show the final films of its 10-day Gay and Lesbian Film Festival that takes place every January. It’s the first major gay event of 2009, a big year for gay travel.
If there is one travel market that doesn’t seem to ever be affected by global economic crisis is the gay [...]

IN LONDON THIS MONTH? YOU STILL HAVE THE CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE ONE OF THE CITY’S LEGENDARY CLUBS BEFORE IT CLOSES, AND CAN TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER ITS LATEST HOTSPOTS.
The beginning of London’s “The End” was in 1995 when it soon became one of the city’s hottest clubs. With a minimalist industrial look, this [...]

With a new resident moving into the White House, all eyes will be on Washington DC later this month.  The city has never been under the international spotlight as much as it will be on January 20th, and you won’t be able to escape the images of the city no matter where you are — [...]

How about a trip to an Italian city where you’ll find stylish and hip hotels, restaurants, and bars? If you’re thinking Milan, think again and head to Venice. Yes, this is a city known for its overpriced touristy restaurants, hotels overdosing on antiques, and lifeless streets at night, but a new hip side [...]