Because comfort shouldn't be an added luxury.
Travel has always been something I’ve loved, but I’ve also come to appreciate how personal it can be.
As a gay man travelling with my husband and our young daughter, I know that choosing a destination involves more than finding a beautiful hotel or a good flight. Feeling comfortable, welcome and able to enjoy our holiday as a family matters just as much.
It’s something I’m increasingly conscious of when planning our own travels, and it’s one of the reasons I wanted The Latitude Compass to be particularly welcoming to LGBTQ+ travellers.
Will we feel comfortable?
Will we be welcomed as a couple or family?
Is the destination genuinely inclusive, or simply marketed that way?
These things matter. And they deserve to be considered naturally, without anyone having to explain why.
I created The Latitude Compass with LGBTQ+ travellers particularly in mind, while welcoming anyone who values thoughtful advice, personal service and travel experiences that reflect who they are.
Because feeling at ease shouldn’t be an added luxury. It should be part of the journey.
