Big LGBT+ ocean cruises can be a blast – there are tons of hot people to get to know biblically, big, all-night dance parties, and an endless array of activities onboard. But as we age, those cruises can begin to hold less allure. Maybe you’ve outgrown the “notches in the

Who hasn’t dreamed of bucket list trips like the Galapagos, Antarctica, or gorilla trekking in Rwanda? Who doesn’t want to get a selfie with the world’s most majestic beasts or natural wonders that they can tuck under their pillow or use to annoy people they hate? Unfortunately, trips like these

Morocco is a country that had always been on my bucket list, ever since I saw Patsy and Edina go there in an Absolutely Fabulous episode back in the 90’s. While I didn’t have a particular desire to sell my daughter into white slavery or smoke hash, it did look

One is on water, one is on land. And…scene. Kidding. There are a ton of differences between our river cruise vacations and our land tours, and they produce totally unique experiences. Let’s break it down. Size Our European cruise vacations (which include both river and ocean cruises) range from about

As drag goddess Coco Peru introduces her spouse: “Meet my husband, Rafael. He’s from Spain.” There’s a good reason for that. This country is chock full of men – and women – so beautiful you want to slap them. And this eye candy is certainly a bonus when visiting this

Like on the Bravo TV series Below Deck, I’ve fantasized many times about being the rich a-hole who charters a superyacht. But given that I’m neither an a-hole (my husband may differ on this point) nor rich (no one differs on this point), it didn’t seem to be in the

Some of you have already had the pleasure of traveling with Mike Mumford, Brand g’s newest reservations agent and trip host. He’s incredibly smart, super sweet, and a fantastic addition to the Brand g family. He was hesitant to do this interview because he knew I (Eric, the Director of

Most of us have been to – and fallen in love with – Venice. Sure, the city has overpriced gondola rides full of day-trippers with cameras plastered to their faces. (I mean, maybe try being in the moment.) But it also has extraordinary millennia-old palazzos and bridges, and quiet courtyard

For many of us, Malta is a bit of a mystery – nothing more than an unfamiliar port stop on some Mediterranean cruise itinerary we were perusing – and our knowledge of this tiny island country begins and ends there. (Hey, we can’t know everything. Even though I have a