Berlin in first place: The German capital is the top destination for LGBTQ travelers according to TUI ranking

Von NAG Redaktion

Berlin zieht jedes Jahr viele Touristen an, darunter auch Mitglieder der LGBTQ-Community. Laut dem LGBTQ Travel Ranking von TUI steht Berlin ganz oben auf der Liste der Reiseziele für diese Zielgruppe. Hier sollen alle Menschen dieselben Rechte haben, unabhängig von ihrer sexuellen Orientierung. Der Christopher Street Day (CSD), der am morgigen Samstag in Berlin stattfindet, ist ein deutliches Zeichen für die Rechte der LGBTQ-Community. Die Teilnehmer demonstrieren unter dem Motto „Sei ihre Stimme – und unsere! … für mehr Empathie und Solidarität!“. Für viele Menschen in der LGBTQ-Community ist es nicht einfach, in andere Länder zu reisen, da sie dort …
Berlin attracts many tourists every year, including members of the LGBTQ community. According to the LGBTQ Travel Ranking from TUI, Berlin is at the top of the list of travel destinations for this target group. Here all people should have the same rights, regardless of their sexual orientation. The Christopher Street Day (CSD), which takes place in Berlin tomorrow, is a clear sign of the rights of the LGBTQ community. The participants demonstrate under the motto "Be your voice - and our! ... for more empathy and solidarity!". For many people in the LGBTQ community, it is not easy to travel to other countries because they ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Berlin attracts many tourists every year, including members of the LGBTQ community. According to the LGBTQ Travel Ranking from TUI, Berlin is at the top of the list of travel destinations for this target group. Here all people should have the same rights, regardless of their sexual orientation.

The Christopher Street Day (CSD), which takes place in Berlin tomorrow, is a clear sign of the rights of the LGBTQ community. The participants demonstrate under the motto "Be your voice - and our! ... for more empathy and solidarity!".

For many people in the LGBTQ community, it is not easy to travel to other countries because they are pursued or not protected there. According to a YouGov survey, 7 percent of the population identify in Germany as part of the LGBTQ community, whereby the number of unreported cases is probably higher.

For this reason, it is particularly important that this population group knows which travel destinations are safe and in which you do not have to expect any problems. European and German cities are particularly represented in the LGBTQ Travel Ranking, while not a single destination from Arab countries is listed.

In addition to Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Hamburg also made it to the top 10 of the travel destinations. Munich landed in 11th place, right behind the English city of Brighton. Dresden and Düsseldorf can also be found on the list.

The highest rated travel destinations offer various advantages for queer people. This includes a nightlife that includes the LGBTQ community, own pride events such as the CSD in Berlin, monuments and museums with LGBTQ cover, the permission of same-sex marriages, anti-discrimination laws, rights for transgender people, the official recognition of the non-binary gender, a high level of acceptance for homosexuality in everyday life and the availability of medication Prevention of HIV infections after contact with HIV-infected.

However, Berlin received no positive assessment in the category "Laws against Hass speeches and hate crimes". Nevertheless, the city will certainly bring together many demonstrators for the LGBTQ+community at the CSD on July 22, 2023.

If you want to learn more about the CSD in Berlin, you can find more information here.