How You Travel Matters

Fresh lobster rolls, colonial cottages, sea breezes at sunset: there is a certain magic about summer on the East Coast. Whether you prefer the beach or the country—or a mix of the two—the Northeast has it all for families, friends...

Travel has the power to transform lives and open minds, and many of the staff at Indagare will say a safari forever altered our perspectives on conservation. That’s one of the reasons Indagare Impact has partnered with the Wilderness Wildlife...

As the world continues to reopen, airlines have been bringing routes back online after two years of limited options. But even more exciting: companies are now regularly announcing entirely new flight routes as well, increasing connections between some of our...

Reducing your carbon footprint is one of the biggest (and most controversial) topics of discussion—not just within the travel industry, but in the world at large. And there are a lot of questions. What does it mean to reduce your...

Off the southern coast of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, Nantucket is a perennial favorite summer escape for Indagare members. And in the past year, the island has acted as a refuge more than ever before—city dwellers and remote workers have...

The Final Frontier. I’ve had those three little words at the bottom of my bucket list since the day I started keeping one. I wrote it down as an afterthought, a placeholder. It was a joke at the time. Eventually...

Indagare's Branded Content Manager Elizabeth Harvey recently returned from one of the most-talked-about new resorts in the American West—The Green O—which opened last summer just a 40-minute drive east of Missoula, in western Montana’s Blackfoot River Valley (the setting of...

After being closed to international tourists for just over two full years, India officially ended its moratorium on international flights in March 2022, and the Indagare team couldn’t be more excited to get back to one of our favorite, most...

Stockholm is one of Europe’s great capitals. The city is a neatly packaged, photogenic (and frequently-photographed) mecca for design lovers, foodies and culture-seekers. But we love exploring beyond the historic downtown and surrounding neighborhoods, too. One favorite getaway for locals...

The Hamptons are back in full force this summer, with a host of new restaurants (including many big names from Manhattan and Brooklyn) and cultural experiences lined up to welcome the growing numbers of New Yorkers (and visitors from further...

With more than 6,000 islands (some 200 of which are inhabited), Greece offers a plethora of bucket-list destinations where travelers can find their own slice of paradise—and many still feel like hidden gems, rich with volcanic islands, Greek cuisine, secluded...

On a safari road trip through Namibia, Indagare’s Elise Bronzo shares her remarkable adventures across this unique, expansive country—from Windhoek to the legendary Namib Desert to the Mars-like red deserts of Sossusvlei and the Skeleton Coast.

With every summer of travel comes the need for a new novel to take with you—that story to lose yourself in on long plane rides, lazy days at the beach and warm summer nights. Here are the books that the...

For centuries, noble families of France—when they weren’t in court at Versailles—spent months at their chateaux, country homes which grew increasingly palatial. And even well after the Revolution, the country’s elite built fabulous countryside estates, usually called either their “chateaux”...

No matter how indulgent the hotel, whether it's located on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast or in the vast wilderness of Chilean Patagonia, a quality pool can make all the difference. They're places to relax after a day exploring,...

A serene oasis amidst the frenzy of Dubai; an adult playground with a private beach in St Barth’s; a charming Lake Como escape with a royal history…The best hotel villas provide space and privacy in some of our favorite destinations...

Indagare’s Diana Li reports on Gleneagles Townhouse, the new, urban little sister to Gleneagles, one of our favorite Scotland countryside estates.

Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley recently traveled to Stockholm with 14 guests as the co-host of our first Insider Journey with WSJ. Magazine to the design, sustainability and culture capital, alongside WSJ. Magazine contributing editor Sarah Medford. 

With Indagare members spending over 50 percent more per night on hotels this year (so far), as compared to this time in 2019, there’s no question that pent-up demand for exceptional hotel and travel experiences are driving a resurgence in...