Do you feel safe as an lgbtq+ person abroad?

Growing up in a very insular Muslim community in east London, my life was dictated by tradition. I am gay and non-binary, but for my family, I was simply “a son” — the bearer of the family name, the d

Standing in Taipei’s Café Dalida with an espresso martini in hand, not long after a 13.5-hour flight from London, I’m taken aback by the sheer amount of queerness that surrounds me. Pride flags hang f

When I left my ex, Elliot, I let him keep Sitges in the carve-up of our illusory queer assets. This was despite me being the person who introduced Elliot to the Spanish beach town, showing him my favo

I really don’t like New Year. Despite happy memories of getting engaged on 31 December many moons ago, I find it makes me a bit insecure. I worry there’s a party everyone is going to that I’m not invi

I’M PROUD TO say that I can do almost anything I need to with or in my caravan on my own. I tow it, park it, push it and pull it around all by myself – who needs a gym when you’ve got a 750kg metal bo

From seeking out lesser-known destinations to uncovering secret shortcuts and smart wins, Jane Anderson shares what she’s discovered so you can travel better