How You Travel Matters

Nothing cures the winter doldrums like a few days of sand and sea. Whether you’re dreaming of the soft, salty breezes of the Atlantic, the aquamarine waters and pastel-hued sunsets of the Caribbean, or the lush terrain of somewhere further...

The holiday season is upon us, and this year, we’re sending gifts to loved ones near and far that celebrate and support the destinations we love, from Nairobi to New York City. The Indagare Holiday Gift Guide: 2022 Edition features a...

Around the world, both restaurateurs and their patrons are increasingly interested in knowing where their food comes from, leading to a veritable bumper crop of farm-to-table restaurants. And some places—pioneers in the industry—do this type of dining so well that...

From Michelin-starred Nordic gastronomy in Copenhagen to biscuits and broils in Charleston, excellent cuisine is often a determining factor for travelers when considering where to go next. With most of the world opening up to travelers again, Indagare rounds up...

Indagare COO Eliza Scott Harris reports on her recent trip to one of Indagare’s beloved English countryside escapes.

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...

Because of the pandemic, many of the world’s most significant cultural productions were held back. Now they have come roaring back. Mario Mercado previews the season’s highlights—from new museums and groundbreaking exhibitions to the top theatrical tickets.

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...

London was at its best this summer: Platinum Jubilee street parties and celebrations for the longest-reigning Queen, pub dinners by the Thames, and all the best hotels, restaurants and guides booked up. The mood shifted considerably after the Queen died...

When the effects of climate change and an energy crisis converge, conversations about the weather are much more than idle chit chat. Such is the case in France these days, where record-breaking heat waves hit the country hard this summer,...

From sushi-rolling in Kyoto to pizza-making in Tuscany, learning a local cuisine is a meaningful (and delicious) way to immerse oneself in a destination. Read on for Indagare’s favorite hotel cooking programs worldwide.

NIHI Sumba sits at the far end of an expansive untouched beach on the southwest corner of the remote island of Sumba in Indonesia. While getting to the resort requires more than 24 hours in transit to reach the resort...

Snow is falling (dumping, really) out west, and we all know what that means—it’s almost ski season! Many of our favorite resorts in the western United States are already packing a couple feet or more of snow. It's a promising...

"As the world opens up after Covid, I think there is a sense of joy in every traveler. Combine that with an endorphin-inducing day on the slopes and I think that the ski resorts in Austria might be the happiest...

As temperatures drop, we’re turning our attention to the places to be this winter. To help you plan your next winter vacation—this year or beyond—we’ve rounded up our favorite destinations for a much-deserved escape somewhere cozy, seaside, stylish, tropical, stimulating...

Indagare's Diana Li is just back from hosting an Insider Journey to Mongolia. Here's why travelers should add Mongolia to their wish-list.

On Morocco’s northwest coast, near the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, Tangier is one of North Africa’s most alluring cities. Its history, of course, is long: the Phoenicians set up a trading post here as early as 12,000 years...

I’ve lived in New York City for nearly 30 years, but I am still sometimes startled by the natural beauty that can be found just a few hours beyond its boroughs. And just north of the city, reachable by train...

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...

Last month, WSJ. contributing editor Sarah Medford and Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley hosted a group of travelers on an Insider Journeys trip to the South of France, an inspirational haven to some of the world’s greatest artists and architects,...

While flying Finnair to Stockholm, Indagare's Bridget McElroy received a magical welcome to Scandinavia: the Northern Lights from the sky.

Less than a month before the start of the FIFA World Cup—the biggest international competition for soccer (November 20 to December 18)—I traveled with one of our Insider Journeys to explore Qatar, the first Arab or Muslim nation to host...