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A Lifetime Of Culinary Connections

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Jeff Heilman

4 Vivid as Kodachrome slides, my earliest food memories, from late 1960’s Los Angeles, include backyard barbecues, Bob’s Big Boy burgers, and regular outings to the 1934 landmark Original Farmers Market (6333 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles. Tel. 323-933-9211. farmersmarketla.com) with my late mother Leila and her sister Libby.
Hudson Valley New York

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Billy McEntee

21 Within a two-hour radius of the Big Apple, there are umpteen towns to visit, and with them are plenty of LGBTQ-owned businesses to support.
The Pride of Andalucía Sevilla & Granada

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Jeff Heilman

33 Andalusia’s eight provinces pulse with the vibes and vestiges of past civilizations while embodying the best of modern day Spain. Spain has forever summoned conquerors, explorers, artists, adventurers, lovers, and other seekers to its shores. In Iberia, his bestselling 1968 non-fiction account of his travels to Spain, late literary great James A. Michener captures the essence of the country’s eternal siren call appeal.
Globetrotting Amsterdam

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Kelsy Chauvin

19 Standing near the Homomonument checking out the LGBTQ+ souvenirs at a Pink Point gift and info booth, I watched a rainbow-clad tram breeze past with the words: “Everyone is welcome here. Together.” Ah, beautiful Amsterdam. Steps away from Amsterdam’s Central Station, I came across De Oude Kerk (the Old Church) the city’s oldest building.
Thomas Riel Senior Vice President Providence Warwick Convention and Visitor Bureau

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Jeff Heilman

19 Directly responsible for booking meetings, conventions, and sporting events, Thomas Riel, Senior Vice President at the Providence Warwick Convention and Visitors Bureau (goprovidence.com) gets results. He has played a major role in the ongoing transformation of Rhode Island’s small but mighty capital into an international destination for business and leisure tourism.
Portrait of Pride

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Robert Adams

16 Through their personal story and beautiful wedding in Bangkok, Ton and Keng serve as a reminder that everyone deserves the right to marry the person they love. Ton and Keng first met online through Facebook during the COVID-19 pandemic. They started chatting, which quickly turned into video chat every night. Since it was during the lockdown, they couldn’t go out on traditional dates to cafes or restaurants.
Pride Across America Road Trip

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Jason Heidemann

18 Join PASSPORT as we celebrate Pride Across America with a 5,000 mile road trip and discover queer life even in the most MAGA corners of the USA. I am marching in formation through the languid June streets of Key West while bearing the weight of the LGBTQ+ movement on my shoulders—literally.
Make Waves With KBAYO

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Kelsy Chauvin

17 Splashy designs inspired by Miami beach make KBAYO Luxury Men’s Beachwear Brand stand out anywhere in the world. One peek at the gay-owned brand’s chic swimwear, cabana tops, and bandanas evokes visions of sandy shores and South Beach’s iconic art-deco architecture. Sporting bright colors and tropical patterns, count on KBAYO’s high quality fabrics and exclusive designs that make every piece a limited edition—with new collections launching every two months.
The Skin Game with Jackfir

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Kelsy Chauvin

19 Guys, your skin needs you, and Jackfir wants to help. The brand specializes in plant-powered skincare for men, making super clean products that swap out harsh, drying ingredients for natural healing and hydration. Charlie Razook, Jackfir’s out-and-proud founder, designs his GMO-free, vegan, cruelty-free products with at least 70 percent organic ingredients. They’re also packaged with recycled materials, making the company plastic-neutral certified.
PASSPORT PROFILE: MICHAEL KING-HEW

1 month ago | passportmagazine.com | Joey Skladany

21 After meeting Michael King-Hew, CEO and director of Kamalame Cay in Andros, Bahamas, my mom immediately remarked, “If I were a gay man, I’d be all over him.” One superficial look would certainly explain why: The hotelier radiated effortless style and confidence.