Where is the best place for a crossdresser to vacation in the USA?
If you're a crossdresser looking for a welcoming and inclusive vacation spot in the USA, here are some great options.
San Francisco, California: Known for its LGBTQ+ community, San Francisco offers a vibrant atmosphere, Pride events, and supportive resources .
New York City, New York: With a rich history and a diverse community, NYC is a fantastic choice for crossdressers. Explore the city's nightlife and embrace your identity.
Portland, Oregon: A must-visit in the Pacific Northwest, Portland is known for its progressive mindset and LGBTQ-friendly environment.
Providence, Rhode Island: Providence offers excellent resources and a welcoming atmosphere for trans individuals.
Atlanta, Georgia: Atlanta's LGBTQ+ scene is thriving, making it a great destination for crossdressers.
Remember to check local LGBTQ+ travel sites for specific recommendations and events!
Outside the USA?
When it comes to transgender-friendly vacation destinations outside the USA, there are several great options to consider.
Greece (Greek Islands): The Greek Islands, including Mykonos and Santorini, are known for their LGBTQ+ acceptance and vibrant nightlife. Enjoy beautiful beaches, historic sites and a welcoming atmosphere.
Gran Canaria, Spain: This Canary Island is a popular destination for LGBTQ+ travelers. It offers stunning beaches, lively nightlife and a diverse community.
Amsterdam, Netherlands: Amsterdam is renowned for its open-minded culture, Pride events, and LGBTQ+ scene. Explore the city's canals, museums and friendly cafes.
Berlin, Germany: Berlin is a hub for LGBTQ+ culture with numerous bars, clubs and events. Visit historical sites, art galleries and experience the city's inclusive vibe.
Bangkok, Thailand: Bangkok has a thriving LGBTQ+ scene especially in the Silom district. Enjoy street food, temples and exciting nightlife.
Remember to research local laws and customs and consider safety precautions when planning your trip. If you’re looking for a tailor-made luxury vacation, reach out to travel experts who specialize in LGBTQ+ travel for personalized recommendations.
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ReplyDeleteI've vacationed as trans many a time, but all with carefully chosen limits - including not getting off cruise ships in Caribbean ports that are not trans friendly. Do you know of any LGBTIQ friendly TA's who could advise me about air travel across borders AND travel conditions in certain western countries.
C/M
Found this online, Marian: https://www.outofoffice.com/transgender-travel/
DeleteSisters, Don't miss the documentary "Casa Susanna" tonight on PBS at 9 PM (check local listings). This film explores the first known transgender support group in the 1960s, offering a glimpse into their weekend haven in the Catskills. Casa Susanna provides a fascinating and informative look at a time when expressing your true self as transgender could be dangerous Paula G
ReplyDeletePlease do check your local listings. PBS in NYC, Boston and Connecticut are NOT airing "Casa Susanna" tonight, so your local PBS may or may not be showing the documentary tonight.
DeleteI believe it is an episode of AmericanExperience, and be accessed on PBS website.
DeleteTraveling while dressed as myself has been an incredible journey. Here are some of the highlights:
ReplyDeleteThe US:
Atlanta: The Perimeter Mall, especially during Southern Comfort conventions, offered a welcoming atmosphere.
Philadelphia Suburbs: King of Prussia Mall provided a comfortable space to explore.
Chicago: The Marriott Naperville became a familiar and friendly home base.
Boston: This university town proved to be very accepting of all gender identities. I ventured out about once a month.
Los Angeles & San Diego: Both cities were incredibly open and welcoming.
Las Vegas: Anything goes in this city – a perfect escape for self-expression, albeit a bit hot in the summer.
Beyond the US:
Amsterdam: This European haven offered a liberating experience, it is the bachelor party destination for the EU.
Canada: Toronto A generally open and accepting country for all gender identities.
London Suburbs: Staying in Reading and riding the train into Paddington Station provided easy access to explore the city while dressed femininely.
Melbourne, Australia: The season’s are reversed A winter escape where I enjoyed rocking wool skirt suits during the hot US summer
Paula G
Not in Chicago neither!
ReplyDeleteLet's not forget what might be the ultimate TG/CD vacation destination, Provincetown, MA. Most of the B&Bs are LGBTQ owned, and that's probably the case with the hotels, too. Be careful going there -- you might not want to return home! Ha!
ReplyDeleteIn addition to this location, New Orleans is also a city that welcomes everyone and loves their TG/CD people, especially their drag queens!
Not saying some of us overpack, but the model is only going away for the weekend...
ReplyDeleteI remember the Aly McBeal episode, very touching and compassionate; Tough ending. Worth a watch, even today.
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