Choosing the right travel company can make the difference between a good vacation and an unforgettable experience. When you’re traveling across the world, you want more than a booking website—you want experienced professionals who understand the destination, handle the details, and create a welcoming environment from beginning to end. For more than 50 years, HE […]
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Gay Tours of Africa & LGBTQ Safari Adventures
Africa offers some of the most extraordinary travel experiences in the world. From wildlife safaris and dramatic landscapes to ancient civilizations, luxury lodges, and vibrant cities, the continent combines adventure, culture, and natural beauty on a remarkable scale. For LGBTQ travelers, Africa can feel both exciting and deeply rewarding when explored with thoughtful planning and […]
Gay Adventure Travel & LGBTQ Adventure Tours
Adventure travel is about more than simply visiting a destination. It is about experiencing the world actively, immersively, and in ways that create unforgettable memories. For LGBTQ travelers, gay adventure travel can mean rafting through the Grand Canyon, exploring ancient temples in Egypt, hiking through dramatic landscapes, spotting wildlife on safari, or discovering remote destinations […]
Zachary’s Notes – January — On the Road, On Purpose
January is always a strange and wonderful month in travel. The holidays are barely behind us, calendars are suddenly serious again, and yet… this is when the year truly reveals itself. Plans solidify. Conversations turn real. People stop talking about travel and start committing to it. For me, this past month has been spent almost […]
Hiroshima – A Transcendent Travel Experience
Along with our mostly gay travel group tours, HE Travel works with a wide variety of private groups to create meaningful travel experiences. My most recent trip was a concert week in Hiroshima, Japan.
Ode to Noto
Most news items keep us informed about our world but are not part of our daily experience. However, sometimes an event happens that feels very personal and close to home. That was my experience when I heard about Japan’s Noto Peninsula earthquake on New Year’s Day 2024.