Board members include: Albert Herrera; Uwern Jong; Richard Kreiger; Steven Larkin; Sandi Robinson; Apoorva Gandhi; Oriol Pamies and Maria Tuttocuore.

LGBT activist Juan P. Julia Blanch was the outgoing chairman for the board of directors at IGLTA.

Previous scholarships have been awarded to students from Brazil, Colombia, China, Curaçao, Jamaica, Japan, Liberia, Norway, Peru, South Africa, Suriname, Spain and the United States.

The IGLTA Foundation supports initiatives for industry organizations, leaders and communities to advance LGBTQ+ travel around the world.

The IGLTA Foundation encourages governments and tourism industry leaders to make LGBTQ+ travelers feel safe and welcome.

IGLTAF also funds IGLTA memberships for LGBTQ+ small tourism business owners in emerging destinations that lack governmental or industry support.

Since 2012, Association memberships have been funded for small businesses in Cambodia, China, Colombia, Ecuador, Indonesia, Jamaica, Montenegro, Peru, Romania, Serbia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Trinidad and Vietnam.

[21] Few people have expressed concern surrounding the topic, despite the differences between the President of the United States and non-affiliated, privately owned, LGBTQ-friendly travel accommodations.

On June 20, Trump's Chicago hotel was briefly illuminated in rainbow colors, presumably in recognition of Pride celebrations the following weekend.