Out in the World is THE indispensable guide to LGBTQ+ travel from The Nomadic Boys – full of tips, advice and resources on the best and safest places to visit around the world.

Get ready for a fabulous adventure across the world with this essential guide to LGBTQ+ travel.

The Nomadic Boys share their favourite travel experiences spanning six continents in gorgeous technicolour, giving you tips, advice and resources for making the most of every destination. Plan your own trip of a lifetime, exploring the world's most dazzling Pride celebrations whilst discovering top-notch spots for great food and drink. From must-see landmarks to hidden gems – whether you dream of snorkelling in the Philippines, skiing in Canada, stargazing in New Zealand or partying in the streets of Mexico – this is your ticket to travel with pride!

• Travel with confidence
• Connect with local LGBTQ+ communities
• Find practical tips for travelling safely
• Make the most of every destination

"We love this book & we love these guys." – Michele & Chiel of @pineapplemonkeys

“There’s truly nobody more knowledgeable when it comes to LGBT+ travel. This book should take pride of place in any queer traveller’s suitcase.” – Calum McSwiggan

"Out in the World isn't just a travel guide… we see it as an essential tool for safe and authentic exploration. It's a beacon of inclusivity, empowering readers to embrace diversity and celebrate our shared humanity.” – @arif_and_ricky

Stefan Arestis and Sebastien Chaneac – The Nomadic Boys – left their comfortable London lives over 10 years ago to travel the world together… and they haven’t stopped since! What started as a blog for family and friends to follow along with their adventures has now become one of the most charismatic and successful LGBTQ+ travel resources out there. Their aim is to inspire and show their fellow community that they can visit all the places they dream of seeing and have the best experiences doing so. Their writing has featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, The Guardian, Huffington Post, the New York Times and Lonely Planet. You can find them at nomadicboys.com and @nomadicboys.