Happy Friday, everyone! This is Taylor, and I’m bringing you this week’s edition of QWeekly — Qnotes’ once-a-week newsletter keeping you up to date on the latest LGBTQ+ headlines.
The latest edition of Qnotes has hit the stands, meaning a slew of new stories have been published. This week, we focus on Pride and how various communities are celebrating. In fact, one of the stories featured on the cover of Qnotes dissects data released by Airbnb regarding where Gen Z has traveled to celebrate Pride. You can read more below.
Hot Gen Z travel destinations for LGBTQ+ Pride include Charlotte
In honor of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Airbnb released a data analysis exploring where its customers are traveling to for Pride events. The report revealed a 300% surge in nights booked by Gen Z guests globally, indicating a broadening of the travel market as more destinations — both traditional and new — attract younger travelers. “As […]
MORE HEADLINES
Our People: Denise Furr
By L’Monique King
It’s Pride Season and during this interview, you’ll have the opportunity to meet Denise Furr, […]
Politically exhausted: how to fight voter and election fatigue
Unless you live under a rock, you are more than aware we’re is an election […]
Examining potential Trump VP picks and their LGBTQ+ policy records
The countdown to November 5 is officially underway as both Republicans and Democrats are scrambling […]
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ICYMI
Two Mecklenburg County Commissioners block Pride proclamation
The Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners’ meeting on Tuesday evening fell into chaos after two […]
Scorpio announces reopening
On Sunday June 16, owners and management of Scorpio (previously located at 2301 Freedom Drive […]
Pauli Murray Bar Association celebrating second anniversary with latest drag event
During the month of May in 2023, former NC Bar Association (NCBA) President Clayton Morgan […]
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