Egypt is a once-in-a-lifetime trip; and although people lump it in with the middle eastern countries, it’s actually in northern Africa. Which means it’s a long flight from the U.S. So, since you’re traveling that far, and since nearby Jordan is a spectacular country full of jaw-dropping sights, adding on

My husband wasn’t really excited to go to Egypt. He went because I wanted to go. Or because I threw a hissy fit. (I save them for really important moments.) But he returned with the same conviction as I did: that Egypt is phenomenal, a truly once-in-a-lifetime destination. So, what

Whether you travel with Brand g or go on a straight tour, definitely go with a tour group. Egypt can be a bit overwhelming to navigate on your own. Even something as mundane as getting through the airports can feel a little Herculean, but with a high-quality tour operator there

Egypt is definitely a foreign culture. This isn’t some European country where although the language is different, customs generally aren’t. Because the country is heavily Muslim, it’s conservative. This does NOT mean – at least when you’re in the Brand g bubble – that you are in any way under

Travel is back, in a big way. But whether you’re looking to buy business class seats or use miles, it can be a challenge finding bargains in 2022. Most people aren’t really up for selling a kidney to get a lie-flat seat, even if you do have a spare. I

I’ve always wondered what a luxury all-gay ocean cruise would be like. Does the laundry quietly replace your tattered 2Xist underwear with Versace? Does each suite come with a personal fluffer? I’m sure most of us are familiar with both ocean cruises and river cruises, each of which has its

Most traveler’s first river cruise is in Europe, for obvious reasons: it’s stupidly picturesque and, since so many Europeans speak English, it’s an easy way to sample the river cruise experience. And in Europe, most people start with the Danube, because it’s the beauty queen of rivers (it really should

Amsterdam’s gay pride parade is one of the most famous – and unique – in the world, for one special reason: it FLOATS. This wet and wild parade glides through a four-mile stretch of canals, beginning in the Oosterdok and winding through the Nieuwe Herengracht, Amstel, Prisengracht and Westerdok canals.

If you’ve ever been on a vacation where virtually everything was an optional “extra”, you know how much of a damper it can put on your good time. Do I really need that glass of hooch? I’m sure this sparkling water is delicious. Do we really need a limo transfer?