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Vivre Voyager Summer 2008
From the Vivre Voyager summer issue:
“To stay up-to-date on the latest eco-news and global developments, join Indagare.com, a discerning travel Web site and community dedicated to helping its members make meaningful journeys. For a new generation of travelers—sophisticated and socially conscious—this means finding those people and places devoted to making a difference. Indagare.com features up-to-date directories and philanthropic, activist-oriented and ‘green’ trips, as well as profiles of exquisite, eco-conscious properties like those featured on these pages…” View Vivre Voyager Summer Issue pages 12 to 13.
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Fortune May 2008
Jet-Set Wisdom from Melissa Biggs Bradley, founder of Indagare.com. For Fortune magazine’s round-up of the Best Business Hotels, Biggs Bradley served as a judge and offered tips on how to get VIP treatment.
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Vanity Fair UK April 2008
From the Vanity Fair Travel Issue’s Best List: The Best Website “Using the internet is supposedly the smart travellers’ option. Wrong. The really smart want insider intelligence, not a half-baked ad linked to a cheap airline seat. For savagely upscale service about what’s best, look no further than Indagare Travel (indagare.com). It was founded by a passionate traveller, Melissa Biggs Bradley, for passionate travellers who want authenticity not homogeneity. She has personal contacts with the best in the business, constant updates from around the world, and the influence to deliver. Joining fee from $250 a year.”
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Financial Times April 2008
From “How To Spend It”: “Editing out the clutter in travel research is the focus of the latest generation of customised websites specializing in slimmed-down intelligence and advice. Indagare (www.indagare.com)...a members-only community of travel experts with picks for destinations such as Bahia and Beijing, on-the-ground dispatches from Burma and Madagascar and luminaries such as Zaha Hadid and India Hicks discussing their favorite destinations for architecture and shoppping.”
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InStyle February 2008
From InStyle: “Celebrities aren’t the only ones who deserve a little R&R. Check out these seven truly amazing destinations and plan your own great escape.” Choices from Melissa Biggs Bradley of indagare.com
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Santa Barbara Magazine Feb/March 2008
From Santa Barbara Magazine: Club Global ...”The beauty of the website…is that travelers can start with a place “and drill down on where to stay, eat, and who to go around with,” or they can “start with a passion” and enter the site that way. “Shoppers can find someone to take them through the flea market in Paris. Opera lovers can locate the woman who gets them backstage…And Indagare members can share their own suggestions and post feedback.”
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- News: Indagare named Best Travel Website by Vanity Fair. Read an interview with our founder on Vivre.
- Editor’s Picks: An insider’s tour of the Lubéron, a review of the Joule a new design hotel in downtown Dallas, and of Washington D.C.’s remarkable Newseum, a special, week-long itinerary in Colombia and a designer’s tips on what to see and do in Cartagena, behind-the-scenes culture trips to Eastern Europe and a reading and film list of the Hamptons. Plus, introducing our special Indagare Family Trips and an update on what’s new in Marrakech.
- Member Advice: Total immersion to learn Spanish: where in South/Central America would you go for a month? Share ideas. Better for kids Phuket or Koh Samui? Join the discussion.
- Coming soon: Insider reports on Botswana, the Cotswolds, the Turks & Caicos, Anguilla and Mumbai.
- What’s your travel IQ? Take the quiz USA Today called “a killer” and establish your Indagare quotient.
- Postcards: Family trip to Guatemala and Belize and a native’s tips for visiting Cartagena. Submit a postcard.
- Indagare Insiders: Top picks in Delhi from Fiona Caulfield; Colin Cowie’s tips on packing, flying and tipping; the design duo behind Kirna Zabete on shopping the world. Club 55’s Patrice de Colmont on St. Tropez, Eva Lorenzotti on Cairo and Loulou de la Falaise on Paris.
- Reviews: In-depth guides to Buenos Aires, Nantucket and St. Tropez and special spa adventures, including wellness weeks at villas in Europe.
- Indagare Tracker: Five of the most memorable places in the world to dine. Reservations Required.
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- New feature: Members share your profiles, comments, favorite articles and IQs. Just click on the Profile tab on the upper right of your screen and look for the Edit My Profile blue tab.
- Indagare means to discover, explore, seek, scout in Latin.