If you’re looking to stay in the heart of it all, Darlinghurst is the place to be. 17 to March 5 next year, so plan your trip now, as it will be the hub of epic fun. The city will also host WorldPride 2023 from Feb. The progressive city is welcoming to LGBTQ visitors year-round, though the best time to visit is during Sydney’s three-weekend Mardi Gras celebration in February and March. Sydney is arguably the LGBTQ capital of the South Pacific. Sydney, Australia (Photo by Walter Bibikow/Getty Images)
We’re going beyond the seasoned Pride celebrations ( New York City, Amsterdam and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, garner plenty of well-deserved attention) to route you to the new global destinations welcoming LGBTQI+ folks.įor more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter.Īs a new era of visibility and advocacy leads to greater protection and legal rights for the LGBTQI+ community, these are some of the most exciting destinations around the world where you can be your true, authentic self. Nearly all Pride festivities around the world are set to return in person this year, bolder and brighter than ever. Add “Happy Pride!” to your foreign language phrasebook - LGBTQ-friendly destinations around the world are back with gusto this summer, hoping to make up for two years of canceled events.
