Passport Magazine

17/08/2025

Experience The Hottest Party For Women In Key West!

Womenfest Key West brings thousands of le****ns, bis*xual, and trans women together for one of the best LGBTQ+ events in the world. This year, the lineup, from September 3-7, 2025, is louder, and the vibes are unmatched with poolside parties, retro proms, soulful sunset cruises, inspiring art and poetry, and yes … Jell-O wrestling. Whether coming solo, with your ride-or-dies, or a new crush from last year’s dance floor, Womenfest welcomes everyone just as they are.

Find just a taste of what’s in store in 2025: https://bit.ly/46TGFtw

16/08/2025

Few local champions did more for the Providence, Rhode Island's LGBTQ+ community than the late philanthropist Beatrice Temkin, or Bea as she was informally known.

The darling of U.S. presidents, dignitaries, and celebrities, the petite powerhouse was also the matriarch of a large family, including son Joseph R. Paolino, Jr., who ended up joining his family’s real estate development firm. In 2014, the fourth-generation company purchased the National Exchange Bank building, an 1887 Greek Revival meets-Queen Anne heirloom in Downtown Providence’s National Historic District. In 2021, following sweeping renovations, he reintroduced the five-story property as The Beatrice, an elegant 47-room boutique hotel inspired by his mother.

Experience Hotel Therapy at The Beatrice Hotel in Providence, Rhode Island: https://bit.ly/470FCrI

15/08/2025

Wondering How To Move Abroad?

If you’re living in the U.S. right now, you might be thinking Get me out of here! Traveling the world is an enriching pastime, but some of us might think it’s time to pick up our roots and plant them elsewhere. Luckily, travel and relocation experts get it, and they’ve got great advice on how to move to another country.

Find out what advice they have: https://bit.ly/3Jjaz0q

14/08/2025

The mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karacsony, is facing a year in prison for allegedly aiding in the planning of the city’s LGBTQ+ Pride march in late June.

According to reports from the BBC, Karacsony attended the protest wearing a rainbow T-shirt featuring the Budapest coat of arms. On Friday, he told supporters at Hungary’s National Bureau of Investigation, "Neither freedom nor love can be banned in Budapest." "If it cannot be banned, it cannot be punished," he continued.

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14/08/2025

Don’t Miss The Lexus International Gay Polo Tournament Happening September 4th – 6th!

It’s off to the races with tailgates and tournaments at The Lexus International Gay Polo Tournament, featuring a weekend full of elegance and entertainment. Make sure to secure your tickets to this can’t miss event taking place September 4th – 6th in the “Horse Capital of the World.”

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📷 By: RSC Equestrian Media

Join PASSPORT and Lexus for a vibrant celebration of sport & diversity at the Lexus International Gay Polo Tournament in Lexington Kentucky.

13/08/2025

Saint Lucia’s ban on homos*xuality has been declared unconstitutional by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court in a historic ruling for the LGBTQ+ community.

The court found Saint Lucia’s "buggery" and "gross indecency" laws enshrined in sections 132 and 133 in the nation’s Criminal Code, unconstitutional. Though the laws weren’t strictly enforced, the Human Dignity Trust claims the "mere existence of this provision is itself a violation of human rights and underpins further acts of discrimination."

Find out more: https://bit.ly/3Jd83sG

12/08/2025

More Than 100,000 People March In Biggest Trans Pride Event In History.

London Trans+ Pride 2025 saw the largest turnout in its history with over 100,000 people participating. This year’s march theme was "Existence and Resistance," likely in response to the U.K. Supreme Court’s recent ruling that the legal definition of a woman should be based on biological s*x instead of gender identity in non-discrimination laws.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3V2qMJS

11/08/2025

What Will Delta’s AI Pricing Mean For Travelers?

Delta Airlines is now using AI for airfare pricing, spearheading a new technology that could become the norm for the future of travel technology. The use of AI pricing could mean prices are not subject to as much regulation, and your own identity could influence the price you see for a flight.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/3GYqsc3

10/08/2025

Journey with us through the vibrant landscapes of q***r experience with our curated collection of compelling reads that promise to transport you.

From the profound poetic depths of Ocean Vuong’s The Emperor of Gladness to the gripping narrative of Alex Espinosa’s Son of El Rey and the heartwarming wit found in Daniel Horowitz’s Bear with Me. Delve into the rich cultural tapestry explored in John Birdall’s What is Q***r Food?, and brace for the thrilling suspense of Christopher Bollen’s Havoc.

Read on: https://bit.ly/3Uzqg6h

09/08/2025

Explore LGBTQ+ San Antonio and discover its vibrant Texan energy.

San Antonio is America’s seventh-largest metropolis, currently boasts 1.5 million people, and two marquee attractions, including The Alamo, the ultimate symbol of Texan independence, and the San Antonio River Walk—15 miles of tantalizing footpaths lined with art installations, riverside restaurants, chirpy electric tourist boats, and tranquil water features. With a citizenry that is nearly two-thirds Hispanic, you better believe the Tex-Mex in this town is top-notch. In fact, San Antonio is a UNESCO-designated Creative City of Gastronomy, one of only two such cities in the United States.

Spend three days in LGBTQ+ Visit San Antonio: https://bit.ly/3HaY0DQ

08/08/2025

Copenhagen has been named the world’s most livable city on The Economist's annual most livable cities list.

Each year, The Economist’s sister organization, Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), ranks 173 global cities on healthcare, education, stability, infrastructure, and environment. It’s no surprise that Copenhagen was also named the happiest city in the world by the Institute for Quality of Life.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/3UadgDV

07/08/2025

Just over fifty years after its first historic flight, the famous Concorde is being prepared to return to commercial skies by next year.

According to Aviation A2Z, Fly-Concorde Limited hopes to relaunch supersonic passenger services from the U.S. following a big shift in aviation policy. Last month, Donald Trump signed the “Concorde Bill” at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), which lifted a ban on supersonic flights over land due to sonic boom and environmental concerns. With the ban lifted, the U.S. poises itself to become a leader in the next generation of aerospace innovation.

Discover more: https://bit.ly/4mkZFFE