Here are the world's most visited cities and where they stand on LGBTQ+ rights
Briefly

International travel is recovering following the global economic slowdown of the past few years. Global international arrivals jumped 19 percent in 2024 over the prior year, largely due to a return in tourism travel.
Visiting countries with different cultural norms often comes with dangers for out LGBTQ+ travelers, especially in places where same-sex relations are illegal or even punishable by death.
The Equaldex LGBT Equality Index reveals that Europe scores significantly higher than Asia and the Middle East in LGBTQ+ rights, influencing the travel choices of out travelers.
Saudi Arabia scored 16 out of 100 on the Equaldex LGBT Equality Index, reflecting deep cultural opposition to LGBTQ+ rights, while Hong Kong and the UK exhibit varying degrees of legal recognition.
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