Our thoughts and prayers are with the poor souls who were tasked with removing the excess glitter from Virgin’s plane cabins this weekend. You’re doing god’s work, whoever you are.

This ain’t your typical Melbourne to Sydney flight full of stressed out business men because Virgin Australia have glammed up Friday’s flight for the queer community.

The cruise line is refusing to let travel ban extensions slow it down, announcing plans to grow its fleet by two more ships by 2023.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor is still trying to get all the glitter he wore for Mardi Gras out of his hair.

Spare a thought for the cruise line’s support team, who are madly racing to get in contact with all affected agents and customers.

We’re kicking off our Mardi Gras weekend by blasting Kylie Minogue and throwing glitter bombs at our colleagues. Well, we were until they threatened to lock us in the stationery cupboard.

Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is this weekend, and in between gluing sequins to our clothes and buying fake eyelashes, we found this.

Alan Joyce joins the likes of Ruby Rose and Joel Creasey in Cosmo’s ‘Pride’ issue. But will he lead a Qantas float in Mardi Gras, we ask?

Your ultimate guide to shimmying and shaking your way around the world.

Ahead of the exciting Mardi Gras celebrations tomorrow, we took some time to chat with Sue Bohme, manager of gay travel agency, Out and About Travel.

Cunard Line’s luxury liner Queen Elizabeth made a spectacular entry into Sydney on Saturday morning, with a massive ‘Happy Mardi […]

Hotel prices have rocketed in Sydney as the city prepares for the revelry of Mardi Gras weekend, hotel booking site […]