Paul Jebara is a travel writer and photographer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in themes related to travel and tourism, adventure travel, and the intersection of beauty and fashion within the travel industry. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Condé Nast Traveler, Forbes, and Travel + Leisure.
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Paul Jebara's articles focus heavily on travel, hotels, winter fashion, and skiing. They also cover topics related to city guides. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on gift guides, promotional deals, and seasonal content.
When reaching out to Paul with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into upcoming hotel openings around the world, trends in winter fashion especially related to skiwear or layering for cold climates. Additionally, providing information about unique destinations for travelers seeking bold experiences could be of interest.
Given his heavy emphasis on beauty & fashion as well as house & home themes within the context of travel and lifestyle writing suggests that he may appreciate pitches focusing on luxury accommodations and design-oriented traveler experiences.
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Start with Wölffer at sunset, spend Saturday on the South Fork, then cross to the North Fork for chenin blanc, old vines and one final glass facing the water.
Meet the lady who inspired a womenswear empire in jeans and a white shirt, lent her name to the house's defining handbag and made borrowed menswear look entirely her own.
By: Paul Jebara
The trick out east is looking like you gave it no thought while packing like you gave it nothing else. Here is the weekend kit.
By: Paul Jebara
The Spider-Man star spent 14 years turning the red carpet into a second stage. As he tours Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, we look back at 21 outfits that map the transformation.
Skip the gelato lines and the yacht traffic—these islands across the Mediterranean are still worth the extra time to get there.
Rosé, saltwater, seafood and a well-placed lounger remain the essentials at the Mediterranean's most compelling beach clubs.
Saint-Tropez has never lacked theater, but the real appeal this season is in its revived hotels, smarter beach clubs, tucked-away shops and stubbornly glamorous old town.
By: Paul Jebara
The INIU SnapGo Air charges wireless and wired at once, clears the TSA limit, and comes in a colorways I can actually find at the bottom of my bag.
By: Paul Jebara
Inside the trademark, the governing consortium and the Qatari fortune behind the Emerald Coast, and the case that preserving a shoreline this pristine means keeping almost everyone off it.
A seaplane, a speedboat, a helicopter or a 1,300-foot zip line may be required, but these remote hotels make getting away from everyone else worth the trouble.
