Adam Dupuis is a Managing Editor at Instinct Magazine, specializing in national coverage with a focus on New York City. With a passion for LGBTQ+ issues and travel, Adam's articles highlight the resilience and pride of LGBTQ+ communities, as well as exciting travel destinations and events. He aims to provide readers with engaging and informative content that celebrates diversity and encourages exploration.
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Adam's coverage largely focuses on event coverage, travel and tourism, entertainment news, government and politics, as well as sports. If you are reaching out to Adam Dupuis for potential collaboration or pitching story ideas related to events happening in the United States or New York City specifically, consider highlighting unique LGBTQ+ events, cultural festivals or culinary experiences taking place in these areas.
Given his interest in travel and tourism along with specific cities mentioned such as New Orleans and Columbus among others, tailored pitches about offbeat travel destinations within the US could also be relevant. Additionally, if your pitch involves LGBTQ+ inclusive events or attractions around New York City or nationwide sports events with a focus on inclusivity and diversity may resonate well with him.
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By: Adam Dupuis
There are so many cities you can choose to celebrate Pride. Some destinations have moved their prides far away from the traditional June to February and even March. But when it comes to June, there are some big name competitors that want you to make their pride your chosen June pride. This year I decided to visit a city I had not been to in a dozen years, TORONTO.
It’s good to get away from home, to explore, to treat yourself, to see something new. Even if it is just a 45 minute ride, that getaway can be just what the heart, mind, soul, and taste buds needs.
By: Adam Dupuis
The results of this new research conducted by UniK SEO reveals some unexpected potentially safe destinations for LGBTQIA+ travelers worldwide.
Often when I travel to a larger hot spot destination, I often like to explore the local getaway. Many cities are great, offer so much, but then there is that other spot, just outside of the city where the local gays go to escape the gay mecca they live in, but still having those nice things we all like and still be in a wonderful welcoming environment. Prince Edward County is that kind of place.
By: Adam Dupuis
We all travel for different reasons, one of my many being it's a great perk of the job. But unfortunately, many of my journeys are just me, myself, and I exploring new destinations on my own or revisiting some of my faves. Yes, it's great to be single while traveling, there are often some bump and grindr benefits, but there are some places where you find yourself saying, “darn, I wish there was someone special here with me.” In looking back at some of the recent trips I've taken, there are some spots where I would love to return to this fall with a special someone, with that plus one.
By: Adam Dupuis
When we find a place that offers just about everything we need, and it just gets better year after year, visit after visit, you had better believe that we are re-booking flights and hotels when we get the chance.
The thing about Gay Floridians is that they are resilient, full of Pride, and look out for each other. We are here, we are mighty in numbers, and we know how to have a great time.
When we think of Fall, our minds often go to Pumpkin Spice drinks and New England foliage. There's another spot that we have found welcoming during all times of the year, but now, it's gaining momentum as a top Fall destination. This city was actually one of our stops on our expansive Halloween trip in 2023, and we're itching to go back again –
One nation that is more and more in the spotlight these days is Thailand. May it be because of its scene-stealing baby pygmy hippopotamus Moo Deng, or it being the location of the third season of ‘The…
Identifying as a gay bear is something you can do for yourself or others will label you that. And both things are a wonderful occurrence. You'll be part of a great group of men, arguably one of the most accepting of the sub gay male cultures. And yes, it can be a culture.
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