How You Travel Matters

NBC News selected Indagare CEO and founder Melissa Biggs Bradley as one of its Visionaries, highlighting "CEOs, entrepreneurs and innovators who are reshaping their industries, as well as adapting their strategies to meet the moment." When Covid-19 brought international travel...

Three years ago, after my second trip to Rwanda, I wrote an article called “A Plane Ride to Inspiration,” because even though I had come to see endangered mountain gorillas, what left me in awe was the resilience of the...

2020 certainly did not turn out the way any of us expected—and yet, the Indagare Community continued to get out on the road and into the world, in new ways. Since last April, these are the hotels that you turned...

Writer Paul Theroux’s latest book, Under the Wave at Waimea (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), set in Hawaii, tells the story of Joe Sharkey, a legendary 60-something big-wave surfer, coming to terms with being past his prime—and a tragic accident that forever...

Summer is just around the corner, and the promise of longer, warmer, sun-filled days—along with rising rates of vaccinations at home and around the world, and the recent CDC declaration that travel is low-risk for fully vaccinated people—has the Indagare...

We could all use more wellness in our lives. Whether we seek to disconnect from the outside world, challenge ourselves or relax in style (or all of the above), a restorative getaway to a rejuvenating resort is often the perfect...

It's the ultimate escape: unplugging in the great outdoors at a remote retreat, with stunning natural scenes providing the perfect backdrop and larger-than-life activities entertaining the entire family from dawn to dusk. These are the 10 best destinations for ultimate...

For One&Only Resorts’ first European hotel, the luxury brand turned its sights to Montenegro, a pint-sized Balkan country with a gorgeous coastline on the Adriatic and rugged mountain interior. More than six years in the making, One&Only Portonovi is the...

You don’t need to fly to the Maldives or the Caribbean to enjoy a sun-soaked holiday on a breathtaking beach. The U.S. coasts offer postcard-perfect stretches of powdery white sand and shimmering waves that make for an easy beach getaway on a...

Whether you’re ready to start planning summer and fall trips, or you’re still in dreaming mode, our curated list of the best new hotels of 2021 is here to inspire future getaways. These spectacular properties—both recently opened and coming soon—have...

Boutique hotels have a special magic that often makes for unforgettable getaways. Though they may not offer the expansive grounds, amenities and pampering service that some of our favorite resorts and grande dame hotels do, the best boutique hotels are...

UPDATED JUNE 25, 2021

The American Road Trip is having a renaissance. With many international borders still closed and a surge in demand for socially-distant options coupled with increased work-remote options, driving around the country has become one of the most popular ways U.S....

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...

On the Kohala coast of the Island of Hawaii, Mauna Lani has been a beloved resort since it opened in 1983. In 2018, it closed its doors to undergo a massive, $200 million renovation, reopening as Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts...

On my recent trip to the Resort at Paws Up, I got a sneak peek at what is sure to be this summer’s most talked-about new U.S. property. The family that introduced glamping to the American West is raising the...

Diving into crystal clear waters; spending the days exploring hidden coves by canoe or kayak; hiking in the woods; waiting at the dock for the first stars to appear...a visit to a lake resort is one of the best getaways...

At long last, Europe is reopening to American travelers! While the Indagare team is already busy planning grand returns for our members to our favorite locales and resorts, there are several exciting new addresses to have on your radar, whether...

Covid changed the world in many ways, and among them was one so fundamental to many of us as to seem essential—our freedom to move around as we like. Travel, as we have known it for the past decades, was...

After a year of venturing close to home—if anywhere—Indagare members are getting back out in the world, dusting off their proverbial travel wish lists with a renewed sense of wanderlust. In fact, in our most recent travel sentiment survey (of...

The Indagare staff is looking forward to a summer of traveling, outdoor picnics, park meet-ups and beach gatherings. But in between the long-awaited socializing and reconnecting with family and friends, we’re just as excited for our summer reads. Here are...

It’s about to be summer in the city—and this week marks some exciting milestones for the Big Apple (which happens to be Indagare’s hometown, as well as this writer’s). As of May 19, the subway has returned for 24-hour service;...

Travelers in search of thrilling wildlife encounters in a dreamy setting have a new destination to consider: The revamped DumaTau Camp, overlooking a lagoon in northern Botswana’s Linyanti Wildlife Reserve. Wilderness Safaris has entirely rebuilt the tented camp, adding amenities...

If you are looking to plan a summer trip that emphasizes privacy, personal space and health safety, within the United States (and accessible by car or via a charter flight), hotels with private cottages and villa options may be the...

After a year of exploring places near our own backyards, many in the Indagare community are seeking the thrill of a far-flung escape. In fact, according to our most recent travel sentiment survey of more than 1,200 respondents, the number...

Summer dining in Paris has always been about terraces. In fact, pre-Covid there was a campaign to dub the sidewalk cafés of Paris UNESCO Cultural Heritage sites. But many of the best places to eat outside these days can also...

Here are a few of my favorite shopping discoveries in Paris, from my latest trip, just as France was re-opening to American travelers.

Not in centuries could one hope to sleep on the grounds of the Palace of Versailles, but thanks to the opening of Airelles Château de Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle you can now overnight in Louis XIV’s masterpiece and gain special...

After years of restoration, three historic edifices are now splendid Paris museums: one celebrates contemporary art, another the history of Paris and another life in Paris during the 18th century. They are all must-visits, but there are lots of other...

Just a three-and-a-half-hour’s drive north of New York City and a three-hour’s drive west of Boston, the newest addition to the Miraval spa portfolio—Miraval Berkshires, a dynamic 100-room resort that opened in the historic town of Lenox, Massachusetts, last July—is...

“Summer in my memories is only about Capri,” says jewelry designer Amedeo Scognamiglio. Every year, his family would spend the season on the island. “For us Neapolitans, Capri is our Hamptons,” he explains. “It’s a natural five-star resort, designed by...

From the canals of Venice to the rolling hills of Tuscany to the cobblestoned streets of Rome and Florence and the seaside charms of Amalfi and Sicily—there are few destinations that stir our collective imagination more than Italy: the food,...