EDGE Philadelphia

American Airlines announced that in an effort to speed up the boarding process, they will favor passengers traveling only with personal items that will fit under the seat - but more importantly - where will you fit all that Duty Free liquor?

Part 2 in a series, EDGE writer Tony Phillips explores the ins, outs, ups and downs of the multi-billion dollar amusement park industry that is still trying to find its niche in the LGBT community.

You can still sail the high seas in the lap of luxury, it may just take some extra planning and flexibility to stay within your budget. Here are eight tips to get you started on your next dream vacation.

Billions of dollars of new development are putting Cincinnati back on the map as a business and travel destination. There are some great ways to explore the city that are absolutely free.

Thinking about heading to Hawaii? Be sure to brush up on your ocean safety (and leave the liquor for dry land) as the number of drownings continues to spike.

Mickey, Minnie and the gang are getting a facelift when Disney Cruise Line’s oldest ship, the Magic, goes into drydock this fall.

They say that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but when it comes to thousands of lesbians taking over the Flamingo Pool for Dinah Vegas, it might just be worth bragging about.

Pack some oxygen and head to The Mile High City for a quick cultural tour that highlights great finds for those interested in art and shopping as well as some of the best bites west of the Mississippi.

Since New York State enacted the Marriage Equality Act in 2011, Niagara Falls has seen an upswing in tourism for LGBT’ers looking for a special setting for their vows. Plan ahead, though, or things might get more than a little misty.

Miami’s latest makeover reveals the city as even more sexy, lush and bursting with activities than ever before. Whether you hit the beach or revel in the exploding art scene, you’ll be sure to discover something new in one of our most enticing gay cities.