In 2014, Colorado became the first state to legalize cannabis—before Denver decriminalized psilocybin in May of this year. And in 2018, Colorado became the first state to elect an openly-gay man as governor. Is it any wonder that Denver has become a millennial boomtown? Who wouldn’t want to celebrate Denver with more than 400,000 people at Denver PrideFest in June? … Read More
For anyone who has celebrated in New Orleans, it’s no surprise to learn that a street named Euterpe runs parallel to Terpsichore: the Muse of music flanked by the Muse of dance. After all, this is the city that gave birth to jazz—where $200 and a permit will buy you a personalized parade, complete with police escort. In the Big Easy, celebration is life. … Read More
For the first time in its 36-year history, IGLTA (International LGBTQ+ Travel Association) held its annual convention in New York City—and the results were rainbow resplendent. … Read More
For nearly 40 years, Phoenix, the nation’s fifth-largest city, has hosted an annual Pride celebration with a two-day April festival and parade that ushers in Pride season. … Read More
Since the opening of The Marbella Club by Prince Alfonso in 1954, the resort of Marbella on the Costa del Sol of Spain has been associated with luxury and exclusivity—and, therefore, where better than Marbella for Traveller Made to host its annual Essence of Luxury Travel forum in 2019. … Read More
Named for Fru Louise Nimb, the 19th-century doyenne of Copenhagen cuisine, the Nimb Hotel is nestled into Tivoli Gardens, the amusement garden that inspired Walt Disney to create his own fantastical kingdom. … Read More
Opened in 2017 by Alexander Kølpin, a former ballet dancer and director at the Royal Danish Theatre, Sanders Hotel seduces its guests with ballet theatre’s romance and grace. … Read More
Similar to the “nocturne” paintings of American artist J.M.W. Whistler whose moonlit compositions shimmered with fireworks and flickering lights, the A/W 19 collection titled “Nocturne” by the American fashion designer Andre Landeros Michel of Landeros New York suggested a nocturnal urban odyssey dusted with gauzy moonlight against a wine-dark sea. … Read More
