International Women's Day + Travel Guide to England

 

On 8 March, IGLTA proudly joins the global celebration of International Women’s Day. With origins dating back over a century, this impactful day began as a call for voting rights and the fight against workplace discrimination. Revitalized during the activism of the 1960s, it has since grown into a powerful tradition, recognizing the strides women have made toward greater equality. Today, we celebrate women from all walks of life, including those making a difference in the LGBTQ+ travel industry.

LGBTQ+ TRAVEL GUIDE TO ENGLAND

Receiving a warm welcome is an important requirement for visitors to any country, but for LGBTQ+ people this simple gesture of hospitality is even more crucial. England welcomes every letter of the LGBTQ+ acronym, creating an inclusive atmosphere for travelers of all backgrounds. Visitors flock to England to discover its rich and fascinating history, to sample its old-world customs and its vanguard culture, and to enjoy leisure activities like shopping, dining and nightlife. More than just a welcoming destination, England seamlessly integrates LGBTQ+ people and culture into every aspect of the experience.

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