Choose your Pride
Add your dates and interests without publishing a hotel or live location.
Browse real travel dates, find small-group plans, and make introductions with consent built in. Community—not swiping.
Simple by design
Add your dates and interests without publishing a hotel or live location.
Browse public-venue meals, culture outings, wellness mornings, and celebrations.
Send an introduction. Contact details stay private until the other traveler accepts.
The key difference
Live member plans alongside clearly labeled examples
A relaxed evening dinner away from heavy crowds. We will gather at a respected local Thai bistro for authentic curries and conversation.
Early morning visit to Wat Pho and historic riverfront shrines before afternoon heat, followed by a casual lunch at a riverside cafe.
First time experiencing Songkran in Thailand. Friendly group meeting at CentralWorld plaza to walk together and experience the festive atmosphere.
Start the day with a 60 minute rooftop yoga session followed by fresh cold-pressed juices and a healthy breakfast at a plant-forward cafe.
An enjoyable evening for mature independent travelers who appreciate art, history, good conversation, and refined local cuisine by the river.
Festive street gathering in Silom after dark. Meet up for evening street food, drinks, and lively group atmosphere.
Passport2Pride is an open travel noticeboard with mandatory boundaries:

Why Passport2Pride exists
Pride trips can be incredible and still feel isolating when you arrive alone. I’m building Passport2Pride as a calm, practical way to find a few familiar faces before the trip—without turning travel into swiping.
Jeff · Founder
Good to know
No. It is a Pride-travel noticeboard for public meetups, shared activities, and familiar faces before a trip.
Member-created content is labeled “Member plan.” Editorial examples remain visible during the community preview and are labeled as examples or demo accounts.
Only after an introduction is accepted. Your email is not published in event, attendance, profile, or plan listings.
No. Account and identity checks are useful signals, never guarantees. Initial meetups should always happen in staffed public places.