Passport to Everywhere with Melissa Biggs Bradley

Alejandro Bataller is the Vice President of AB Living and the SHA Wellness Clinic, one of the best wellness clinics in the world. Since its founding, SHA has led the way in innovative, holistic health. The clinic has won numerous awards, including being named “World´s Best Wellness Clinic” from World Spa Awards and “Best Medical Spa International” from Conde Nast Traveller and Tatler. Born in Argentina with Spanish-Italian roots, Alejandro has led a fascinating life in international business. He’s been awarded the “Entrepreneur of the Year” award from Gentleman magazine, as well as the “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” Award from the Spanish Association of Young Entrepreneurs. He joins Melissa to explore the story of the SHA Wellness Clinic, a deeply personal journey tied to his father’s cancer diagnosis. They explore the limitless possibilities of living and maintaining optimal health, and the cutting-edge medical and natural therapies shaping SHA’s future. Alejandro reveals why SHA stands apart in the oversaturated wellness space — and why the world of wellness is here to stay. Plus, don’t miss exciting updates about the company’s second location in Mexico that opened last year. Follow SHA Wellness Instagram: instagram.com/shawellness instagram.com/shawellness_mexico instagram.com/shawellness_spain Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Louise Leakey is a third-generation paleoanthropologist and National Geographic Explorer who has spent much of her life searching for humanity's origins in Kenya. Growing up in East Africa, her family has contributed enormously to understanding our African origins through their work in both Kenya and Tanzania. Louise earned her PhD in Biology from the University College London and is an anthropology research professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and a research associate at the National Museum of Kenya. She directs the palaeoanthropological expeditions of the Koobi Fora Research Project, and her team’s discoveries have changed our understanding of the diversity in the hominin fossil record. Louise joins Melissa to explore why she studies the past—and what it tells us about our future. She shares stories of growing up in the field surrounded by scientists and researchers (she was actually the youngest person to discover a hominid fossil at the age of five). She also reveals some of her most exciting fossil finds, the importance of the Nairobi National Museum, stories from the field (including jackals stealing her shoes), why it's essential to safeguard scientific collections and her hopes for the human species. Follow Louise Leakey Instagram: instagram.com/louiseleakey LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/louiseleakey Website: leakeyjourneys.org LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/leakey-journeys-and-expeditions/ Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Located along California’s Highway 1 on the cliffs of Big Sur lies Post Ranch Inn, one of the most extraordinary eco-hotels in the world. Surrounded by sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Lucia mountains, it’s a sanctuary for the soul—an ideal place for relaxation, rejuvenation or romance. Mike Freed, the co-founder of the legendary property, joins Melissa to explore the story behind the nature-inspired hotel, which was originally a cattle ranch and multi-generation homestead. Mike is a leader in sustainability; he co-chairs the Visit California Luxury Initiative and the Task Force for Sustainable Tourism. He’s also a founding member of the nonprofit Regenerative California, which aims to make California the world’s first regenerative economy, as well as Beyond Green, a diverse portfolio of hotels and lodges that meet globally recognized sustainable tourism standards and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Mike shares how he applies community, culture and nature to every decision and the ways he’s woven sustainability into the guest experience. He also explores the power of tourism, the impact of social media, the evolving idea of luxury and his insider tips for making the most of a visit to Big Sur. Plus — don’t miss his Big Sur book and movie recommendations before your next trip. Follow the Post Ranch Inn on Instagram: instagram.com/postranchinn Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa became the first team to summit Mount Everest on May 29, 1953. Their historic feat turned the pair into an international symbol of adventure, courage and teamwork. Joining Melissa for this special episode of Passport to Everywhere are the duo’s sons, Peter Hillary and Jamling Tanzing Norgay, who have carried on their families’ legacy. Peter Hillary is an author, motivational speaker, expedition leader and mountaineer, and he first ascended Everest in 1990. Since then, he’s completed the Seven Summits, the highest mountains on each of the seven continents. Jamling Tenzing Norgay is a climber, mountain guide, author and motivational speaker. He became the star of the IMAX documentary Everest when he summited the mountain in 1996. While on location for a film shoot in Nepal for Indagare’s partnership with Bank of America, the two spoke with Melissa and shared stories passed down from their fathers’ daring expeditions. They reveal insights into their fathers’ background: Tenzing grew up raising yaks and ran away from his village to answer what he describes as the “calling of the Mountain;” for Edmund “it was love at first sight” on a school trip in the outdoors. They explore inspiring lessons of leadership, the impact of tourism on Mount Everest and the work of their foundations that give back to Nepalese communities. Plus, tune in to discover firsthand accounts at Buckingham Palace, Jamling’s dangerous experience while filming Everest and their advice for becoming a great climber. For more on the work of Peter Hillary and Jamling Tenzing Norgay, check out the Himalayan Trust and the Tenzing Norgay Sherpa Foundation . Follow Peter: instagram.com/_peterhillary Follow Jamling: instagram.com/jamlingtenzing Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Chef Yannick Alléno is widely known as one of the world’s greatest chefs. He’s dedicated his career to reinventing French cuisine across 17 international restaurants, which have earned a total of 16 Michelin. He joins Melissa to talk about his London debut Pavyllon and its dedicated Bar Antoine at the Four Seasons Park Lane. Chef Yannick has infused his creativity into Pavyllon, transforming it into one of the most coveted reservations in London (which earned its first Michelin star within six months of opening). Originally from the outskirts of Paris, Chef Yannick details how growing up in France influenced his perspective on food and how a trip to Japan changed his approach in the kitchen. He reveals his advice for aspiring chefs and shares details on how he revolutionized the foundation of French cuisine by using techniques like “extraction,” which allows dishes to be both flavorful and healthy. He also shares his thoughts on the evolution of dining and how he continues to innovate for the future. To discover more: Website: yannick-alleno.com/fr/ pavyllonlondon.com fourseasons.com/london Instagram: instagram.com/yannickalleno instagram.com/pavyllon_london instagram.com/fslondon instagram.com/barantoinelondon Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

A trip to Japan isn’t complete without a stay at a ryokan, and Gora Kadan in Hakone National Park captures this authentic experience in a world-class way. A 90-minute drive outside of Tokyo, the luxurious, traditional Japanese inn was originally a summer retreat of the Imperial family, and it now attracts both local and international travelers from all over the world. Melissa is joined by Ryutaro Hashimoto, the CEO of Gora Kadan and co-head of Japan at Star Asia, and Malcolm MacLean, the founder and current managing partner of Star Asia. Hashimoto San has spent almost a decade at Star Asia and became the CEO of Gora Kadan in 2017. Malcolm has over 24 years of experience in real estate investment in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He studied economics at Cambridge University and obtained a bachelor’s degree in economics and law from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. Malcolm and Hashimoto San share their insight into not only Gora Kadan but Japan as a whole—including onsen baths, tea ceremonies, the safe culture and why Japan has the best skiing in the world. They also explore why investment in Japan continues to grow and reveal impactful cultural insights. Plus, don’t miss their must-visit restaurants and some exciting news for future openings in Mount Fuji planned for 2025. Follow Gora Kadan Website: gorakadan.com Instagram: instagram.com/gorakadan X: twitter.com/gorakadan Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Villa La Coste, located just outside Aix-en-Provence in the South of France, has become one of the most legendary hotels in the world. Melissa sits down with Paddy McKillen, the mastermind behind the 28 suite boutique hotel to explore its varied history. Villa La Coste sits on the grounds of the extraordinary 600-acre estate, Château La Coste, where one also finds an open-air contemporary art museum and winery. The property is a labor of love – a product of Paddy’s passion for art and architecture and thoughtful collaboration with his closest friends, who also happen to be some of the world’s most renowned artists. Paddy shares what he believes is the key to hospitality success, and the passion it takes to serve others. In this Passport to Everywhere archival episode, discover how a 300-year-old winery in the South of France was transformed into an incredible contemporary art park with a boutique 5-star hotel — and learn the reasons why Melissa returns year after year.

The iconic St. Regis celebrates its 120th anniversary this year, and to help tell its epic story, Melissa is joined by three key members of the brand: Amanda Nichols, the global brand leader of St. Regis; Octavia Marginean-Tahiroglu, the general manager of The St. Regis New York; and Israel Kelly, who’s been on the frontlines of the respected butler team for 29 years. Together, they discuss how the prestigious collection of hotels set a new standard for luxury hospitality, starting with the opening of The St. Regis New York in 1904. From the Astor family’s original vision to the rich traditions that still thrive today, the three explore how this timeless legacy evolved over the years, including renovations that preserve its cultural heritage, the ever-refined service of the butler team and what the future has in store. Tune in to discover the secrets behind this timeless brand and what makes the flagship truly special (hint: a famous morning cocktail was crafted on site). Follow St. Regis Website: st-regis.marriott.com Instagram: instagram.com/stregishotels Follow The St. Regis New York Website: marriott.com/en-us/hotels/nycxr-the-st-regis-new-york Instagram: instagram.com/stregisnewyork Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Bill Bensley is an avid traveler, visionary architect, interior designer, artist and landscape designer. After studying landscape architecture at Harvard, he left for Asia in the early 80s and founded his company BENSLEY in 1989. He now has offices in Bangkok and Bali, and his team has crafted over 200 extraordinary projects spanning 30 countries. He brings a creative, curious approach to his work on iconic hotels, resorts, spas, homes and palaces around the world. Melissa and Bill explore the inspiration behind Shinta Mani Mustang in Nepal, Shinta Mani Wild in Cambodia and Capella Ubud in Bali—as well as one of his new, exciting projects in the Republic of the Congo. He shares how curiosity took him on his unexpected career journey and how travel has impacted his landscape architecture and design style. He also reveals how he approaches each project while respecting Mother Nature, the local surroundings and communities and his work through the Shinta Mani Foundation (including daring stories of the rangers of the Wildlife Alliance). Bill’s philosophy is simple, yet revolutionary—tune in to discover how he’s creating lasting change in the world of design and regenerative tourism. Follow Bill Bensley Website: bensley.com Instagram: instagram.com/billbensley Follow Shinta Mani Mustang Website: shintamani.com/mustang Instagram: instagram.com/shintamanimustang Follow Shinta Mani Wild Website: shintamani.com/wild Instagram: instagram.com/shintamaniwild Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

CEO and founder of the Canadian foundation Shorefast, Zita Cobb is also the creator and innkeeper of the Fogo Island Inn. Located in the subarctic on an island off an island, or as Zita says, “far away from far away,” the Fogo Island Inn remains one of the most captivating hotels in the world. A daughter of a local fisherman, Zita grew up on the island and returned home after paving a successful path in business with the aim of giving back. The powerful, wild geography of the Labrador current, the unique culture of the island and a forward-thinking business model has shaped the hotel’s identity. In this Passport to Everywhere archival episode, Zita shares her inspiring hospitality vision, what one can expect on Fogo Island, her thoughts on AI and her approach to regenerative tourism. Zita says that Fogo Island is “genetically predisposed to hospitality,” and if you want to experience the magic of Fogo for yourself, explore our Insider Journey happening in 2025 . Follow Fogo Island Inn Website: fogoislandinn.ca Instagram: instagram.com/fogoislandinn Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Pablo Carrington is the founder and CEO of Marugal, the hotel management company in Spain that owns one of Indagare’s most beloved hotels, Cap Rocat. Originally a 19th century military fortress, the hotel opened in 2010 reflecting the essence of the island in its mystical rooms carved in rock overlooking the dazzling Mediterranean Sea. Pablo joins Melissa to share his unexpected path into the hospitality industry, and how capturing a “sense of place” became essential in offering guests an authentic experience. They explore Spain’s tumultuous history and how it’s reflected in both Cap Rocat and the bustling port of Palma, and he reveals insider travel tips, including one of his favorite textile companies on the island ( Artesania Tèxtil Bujosa ). Plus — don’t miss discovering why Pablo believes February is the sweetest season in the Balearics, how he approaches sustainability, why Formentera is the island that “hasn’t lost its soul” and how Spain’s diversity offers something for every traveler. If you enjoy this conversation, be sure to listen to the episode on Hotel Vermelho, another one of Marugal’s properties in Portugal created by Christian Louboutin. Follow Pablo Carrington Instagram: instagram.com/pablocarrington Follow Cap Rocat Website: caprocat.com Instagram - instagram.com/cap_rocat Follow Maragal Website: marugal.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/marugal Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Jeff Galak is an expert in decision making, consumer behavior, and consumer psychology. He’s spent decades studying how people maintain happiness and has used his findings to understand what this means for travelers. With a Bachelors of Science in Marketing and Economic Theory, Master of Philosophy in Marketing, and Ph.D. in Marketing all from New York University’s Stern School of Business, Jeff now serves as an Associate Professor of Marketing at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business. In this episode, Jeff reveals practical, research insights you can apply to your next vacation in order to maximize your long term enjoyment. He joins Melissa to explore the science behind designing the most gratifying travel experiences, including the basics of choice overload, why doing less is actually doing more, tips for traveling with children, itinerary planning and more. Follow Jeff Galak LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jeff-galak-768a193a Carnegie Mellon Profile: scholars.cmu.edu/2187-jeffrey-galak Wall Street Journal: How to Have a Great Vacation: What Science Tells Us Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Elizabeth Lesser is a spiritual coach, bestselling author, and co-founder of the Omega Institute, a specialty retreat center located in New York. She’s led multiple Insider Journeys with Indagare, including two on the Camino de Santiago. The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of Saint James, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Spain that has attracted pilgrims for thousands of years. Elizabeth shares her experience walking the Camino – from what she expected and how she prepared to how it surprised and transformed her. As a spiritual seeker, she explores the gift of walking and ways it can be used for meditation and prayer. She also dives into the history of the ancient route, the daily rituals, packing tips, books recommendations and what type of traveler is best fit for the journey. Plus- Melissa gives insight into the Camino and the various routes you can take, the shared humanity she’s discovered and her reflection on why the Camino is unlike walking anywhere else. To join Elizabeth on a spiritual journey, discover the Mii Amo Retreat she’s leading next January. Follow Elizabeth Lesser Instagram: instagram.com/elizlesser Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder Plan your trip to the Camino de Santiago with Indagare: Custom-Planned Travel , Self-Planned Travel

Italian hotelier Valentina De Santis has turned dreams into reality at Passalacqua on Lake Como. Often referred to as the Italian Eloise at the Plaza, she grew up running the corridors of her family’s hotel, the Grand Hotel Tremezzo, and was instilled with a love for hospitality at a young age. She joins Melissa to share stories of her magical childhood, her deep rooted love for hotels and the unexpected, serendipitous journey of her family’s latest endeavor, the mystical Passalacqua. After opening in 2022, the intimate, family-owned villa was recently named the “World’s Best Hotel” by the World’s 50 Best, an achievement Valentina says goes beyond the family's wildest dreams. Through tangible passion, Valentina reveals the vision behind Passalacqua, the history of the Grand Hotel Tremezzo, her advice for making the most of your time on Lake Como and the power of filling your life with beauty. Follow Valentina De Santis Instagram: instagram.com/valentinadesantisss Follow Passalacqua Website: passalacqua.it Instagram: instagram.com/passalacqualakecomo Follow Grand Hotel Tremezzo Website: grandhoteltremezzo.com Instagram: instagram.com/ghtlakecomo Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder Plan your trip to Lake Como with Indagare: Custom-Planned Travel , Self-Planned Travel

The Managing Director of Paris je t’aime Tourist Office, Corrine Menegaux, joins Melissa to explore everything happening in Paris in anticipation of the 2024 Olympics. Paris has spent years transforming in preparation for the opening ceremony on July 26th, and Corrine shares an inside look at how Paris has invested in new initiatives to make this one of the world’s most exciting games yet. They discuss the iconic monuments hosting competitions, exciting events to look out for and how Paris plans to make sustainability a part of its Olympic hosting legacy. She also reveals exhibitions to have on your radar, including SPOT24 , the Olympics exhibition paying tribute to the six new Olympic disciplines located near the Eiffel Tower. Plus- Melissa shares tips for navigating Paris if you’re one of the lucky ones to be there in person for the global games. Follow Paris je t'aime - Tourist office Website: parisjetaime.com , my.parisjetaime.com Instagram - instagram.com/parisjetaime Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder Quick Facts The Olympics Opening Ceremony will be held on the Seine River on Friday, July 26th. More than 10,000 athletes will compete in 329 medal events. The Closing Ceremony will be held at the Stade de France on Sunday, August 11th. You can buy a daily metro pass for €16 and a 7-day pass for €70. The Eiffel Tower will be closed on July 26th then open throughout the remainder of the games. Paralympics begin on Wednesday, August 28th and take place through Sunday, September 8th. More than 4,000 athletes will compete in 549 medal events. You can stream all the Olympic and Paralympic events live on Peacock. Keep an eye out for these venues in top tourist attractions Place de la Concorde - cycling BMX freestyle, skateboarding, breaking, 3x3 basketball Grand Palais - fencing, taekwondo The Champs de Mars (Eiffel Tower Stadium) - beach volleyball The Hôtel de Ville (Paris’ city hall) - starting point for the marathon race The Pont Alexander III bridge - finish line for the individual cycling time trials, the swimming marathon, and the triathlon The Château de Versailles (the Palace of Versailles) - equestrian, modern pentathlon Esplanade des Invalides - archery Seine River - triathlon and open-water swimming

Shanghai-born artist and designer Jiang Qiong Er joins Melissa to explore cross-cultural exchange and innovative art. To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France, Musée Guimet invited Jiang Qiong Er to put together an exquisite installation titled Guardians of Time . Before diving into the meaning behind her latest work, Jiang Qiong Er shares stories from her childhood during a unique period of China’s history and reveals how painting played a pivotal role in shaping her international life. She then describes in detail her choices on the daring project in Paris including the messages behind her mythical creatures, the meaning behind the colors, and how artificial intelligence played a pivotal role. Through monumental, visionary installations, Jiang Qiong Er has created history as she challenges the viewer to rethink and reflect on time. Discover why her exhibition is created on an urgency the world needs today, and what you can expect if visiting. Follow Jiang Qiong Er Website: jiangqionger.com Instagram: instagram.com/jiang_qionger and instagram.com/qej_studio Follow Musée Guimet Website: guimet.fr Instagram: instagram.com/museeguimet Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

In honor of the 4th of July, we’re re-airing one of our most popular archival episodes exploring the Grand Canyon National Park. Melissa met expert Grand Canyon guide and outdoor adventurer Geno Kelly on a trip to Sedona. As a retired firefighter, Geno has been studying, hiking, rafting and guiding the Grand Canyon for over 45 years and has visited the nation’s wonder thousands of times. In this conversation, he shares mesmerizing stories of the unique geology, wildlife, archeology and history of the Grand Canyon. Tune in to unravel the layered history of the Grand Canyon and discover Geno’s tips for making the most of a trip including where to stay, where to eat and what activities to do. Plus - Melissa shares East Coast getaways you’ll want to check out this summer. Follow Enchantment Resort Website: enchantmentresort.com Instagram: instagram.com/enchantment_resort Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder Plan your trip to the Grand Canyon with Indagare: Custom-Planned Travel , Self-Planned Travel

Steve Schwartz is the founder, CEO and Master Blender of Los Angeles-based tea company, Art of Tea. Through the brand's 20 year existence, he’s worked with a number of big names, including Vera Wang, The Peninsula Hotels, and Wolfgang Puck restaurants, and he published his debut book, Art of Tea: A Journey of Ritual, Discovery and Impact , in 2022. During this episode, Steve shares how tragedy launched his unexpected journey into Ayurvedic healing which then led him to discover the art –– and science –– of tea. He shares stories from his encounters with tea farmers in Israel, Thailand, Laos and beyond. Tune in to hear Steve debunk misconceptions around tea, to get his top tea recommendations and to learn how tea serves as a window to other cultures. Plus - Melissa reveals her latest intel from a recent trip to London including exciting restaurants, new hotels and noteworthy shops. Follow Art of Tea Website: artoftea.com Instagram: instagram.com/artofteala Follow Steve on Instagram: instagram.com/steveschwarx Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Fashion icon and designer Trina Turk shares the lessons she learned in creating her optimistic, colorful line at the age of 34. She explores how growing up in California influenced her dreamy brand and her favorite destinations in the golden state. She also reveals her favorite flea markets in Los Angeles, her love for Palm Springs, tips for vintage shopping and more. Together, Melissa and Trina explore some of the places they’re most excited about - from Mexico City to South America - and dive into Trina’s joy of architectural tours while traveling (hint: Hollyhock House). She also reveals why she believes brick and mortar stores are “due for an upswing” and tips for aspiring fashion designers. Plus- don’t miss this week’s Indagare Insight on Melissa’s California Road Trip recommendations! Follow Trina Turk Website: trinaturk.com Instagram: instagram.com/trinaturk Read Trina’s Insider’s Guide to California: indagare.com/article/insiders-guide-to-california-trina-turk Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

Krug Champagne has continued to set new standards for quality, creativity, and excellence since 1843 when Joseph Krug laid the foundation for the globally recognized Champagne house. In this week’s episode, Melissa is joined by Olivier Krug, sixth generation of the Krug family and current Director of the House. The two dive into Krug’s techniques and innovations, including the Krug Single Ingredient, an initiative founded in 2015 that invites chefs from around the world to craft recipes around each Krug Grande Cuvée and Krug Rosé Édition. This year’s ingredient, Flower, will be highlighted in three upcoming Indagare Insider Journeys . Each bespoke itinerary includes exclusive gastronomic journeys and affords guests the opportunity to taste some of Krug’s rarest cuvées. Together, Melissa and Olivier discuss these special trips, the Krug Family House in Reims, the stringent tasting criteria and more. Plus on this week’s Indagare Insight, Melissa and Olivier reveal champagne tips and insider knowledge you won’t want to miss including the proper glass from which to drink it… Spoiler: it’s neither a flute nor a coupe! Follow Krug Champagne Website: krug.com Instagram: instagram.com/krugchampagne Facebook: facebook.com/krugchampagne Follow Indagare Website: indagare.com Instagram: instagram.com/indagaretravel Youtube: youtube.com/@indagaretravel Follow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder