Do You See What I See? Announcing Vagablond’s Extreme Makeover
Drum roll, please… We’re extremely proud to introduce Vagablond’s new design. We feel it’s a better representation of our upscale content, sophisticated collection of global contributors, and our unique position of offering daily articles about luxury travel, superior shopping, vintage wines and delicious foods.
As you can see, it features more color, a cool new logo, larger stories, seven articles to a page vs. ten, the top contributors by stories written, a monthly poll, top tags, and a few ads from our generous sponsors.
We also want to welcome our two most recent authors:
Some of Elaine’s favourites include China, Tibet, Egypt, Morocco, India, and Cuba — though this list varies depending on its requirement for incredible food, shopping or visual ‘amazingness’.
She now lives in her native Southern California, has set up shop as a photographer, and has many local, national and international clients, such as The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Getty, Bloomberg, The Washington Post, Pepsi, PacifiCare, T-mobile, Washington Mutual, www.rainydaytraveler, www.helium.com and many more. Though her work includes everything from news photography, corporate advertising, and wedding photography, her favorite lies in travel. Stay posted to see where Jamie takes you next.
So as always, if you have a tip for a hip hotel, have dined in a great restaurant, tasted a wonderful wine, been to an upscale place to shop –– or if you’d like to become one of our growing legion of regular contributors –– please contact us today.
Wow, the site looks great! It was definitely worth the wait to get it looking like this.
A certain envy evolves when I read all the delightful places to eat and drink and the 2 new young authors. We cannot all be swells and world travellers, however, it was forced on me to go from Johannesburg, South Africa to England and then Bonn Germany – during the hard post war years WWII. I do think Vagablond needs to keep in mind the folk who are on a strict budget, even poor and think of delicacies for them, well, not Glide memorial Church, but whatever? Bloomingdales is posh, but far to expensive for a Senior Foreign Correspondent. In each country I have been in the odd 66 years we saw great wealth next to great poverty, hence how does one combine the three Rich, Middle Of The Road, and poor? Ted Kai